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SK Hynix is a South Korean semiconductor manufacturer and one of the world’s leading makers of memory chips. It is a key supplier of high-bandwidth memory (HBM), the specialized memory that AI accelerators rely on. This hub follows SK Hynix’s role in the AI hardware supply chain, from earnings and expansion to memory technology.
SK Hynix will buy back and cancel $28.6 billion in shares, the largest such program in Korean corporate history, after its stock fell more than 50% in two months despite record AI memory demand.
Read more →Nvidia and South Korea's SK Group signed letters of intent for a $500 billion-plus AI infrastructure and memory-chip partnership, including a new 2-gigawatt AI factory.
Read more →SK Hynix, the top maker of AI memory chips, began trading on Nasdaq on July 10 in the largest-ever US listing by a foreign company, with shares jumping 13%.
Read more →President Lee Jae Myung unveiled a sweeping national strategy on June 29, committing at least $880 billion from Samsung, SK Hynix, and major Korean conglomerates to semiconductors, AI infrastructure, and data centers through 2035.
Read more →South Korea's leading chipmaker SK Hynix plans to raise $29.4 billion via a Nasdaq ADR offering — which would be the largest in history — to fund new AI memory production capacity.
Read more →The South Korean chipmaker behind more than half the world's HBM memory—the critical component inside AI accelerators—is seeking $29.4 billion on Nasdaq to fund four new semiconductor plants.
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