SK Hynix 1c DRAM Production Share to Reach 34% by Year-End Ahead of HBM4E
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SK Hynix is rapidly expanding the production share of its 10nm-class 6th generation (1c) DRAM. The company appears to be accelerating its process transition, as 1c DRAM is being applied as a core chip for stacking HBMs starting with the next-generation High Bandwidth Memory (HBM4E). Amid rising demand for high-value memory for servers and artificial intelligence (AI), the competition with Samsung Electronics and Micron regarding the transition t…
SK hynix successfully expands DRAM production using advanced 1c process technology
TechPowerUp quoted Korean newspaper Chosun as reporting that SK Hynix is transferring a large part of its DRAM memory production capacity to the latest 1c technology process. Image source: SK hynix As DRAM technology matures, the company is shifting production to more advanced 10nm process technology. In the first quarter of 2026, the sixth-generation 1c […]
SK hynix Boosts Leading-Edge 1c DRAM Production to a Dominant Position
SK hynix is shifting much of its capacity to the latest 1c DRAM node, according to recent reports. The South Korean giant is transitioning the bulk of its memory production between nodes, and as DRAM technology advances, the company is moving its production to more advanced 10 nm-class nodes. For SK hynix, the sixth-generation 10 nm class 1c DRAM node accounted for 10% of production in Q1 2026, with an increase to about 13% in Q2. In the current…
SK Hynix 1c DRAM production share to reach 34% by year-end ahead of HBM4E
SK Hynix is accelerating its shift to sixth-generation 10nm-class 1c DRAM, with the process expected to account for roughly 34% of its DRAM production by the fourth quarter as the company prepares for HBM4E and seeks greater cost efficiency.
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