SK Hynix is going to demonstrate their most recent developments in memory technology at the Intel Innovation 2023 conference.
Intel Innovation 2023 was held on September in the city of San Jose, California, in the western United States. On September, SK hynix made the news that it had presented its most current memory technologies and products during the event.
Since 2019, Intel has served as the host organisation for the annual IT exhibition known as Intel Innovation. The event is being held with the intention of getting the business partners and customers of the technology company together in order to talk about the most current innovations in the industry.
SK hynix presented its advanced semiconductor memory solutions, which are essential in this day and age of generative artificial intelligence (AI), at the event that was held this year in the San Jose McEnery Convention Centre. The slogan that was used at the event was “Pioneer Tomorrow With the Best,” and it was utilised in conjunction with the exhibition.
The DDR5 RDIMM, a DRAM module for servers that uses 1bnm manufacturing technology, and the HBM31, which allows the high-speed performance of AI accelerators, were the goods that attracted the most interest. Both of these products enable high-speed performance.
You may purchase one of these items directly from the website of the firm. SK Hynix has been able to position itself as a pioneer in the area of AI memory thanks, in large part, to the HBM3 technology, which is one of the company’s key innovations. SK hynix plans to launch mass production of HBM3E (Extended) in the year 2024, which will help the business to further fortify its position in the industry and give it an advantage over its competitors.
In the meanwhile, DDR5 RDIMM with 1bnm, which is the 5th generation of the technology utilised for the 10nm process, also gives remarkable performance. This version of the technology is known as 1bnm. In addition to delivering unrivalled data transmission speeds of more over 6,400 megabits per second (Mbps), this low-power technology also enables customers to simultaneously reduce expenses and improve ESG performance.
Visitors at the SK hynix booth were given the chance to see the company’s DDR5-based 96 gigabyte (GB) CXL2 memory module products while they were there. The presentation discussed the application scenarios for CXL, such as those involving AI acceleration systems, and highlighted the benefits of the technology in terms of performance, reliability, security, and maintenance.
The particular characteristics of the technology that were highlighted in the display were its performance, its dependability, and its upkeep. Other things that were on display were DDR5 modules for use in servers and personal computers, as well as LPDDR5X (low power double data rate 5 extended) modules, which are designed specifically for use in mobile devices.
In addition, employees of the company gathered for a roundtable discussion on the topic of how data-driven innovation may be accomplished via the utilisation of DDR5 and CXL memory. During the course of the event, members of SK hynix’s DRAM Product Planning department Jinpyung Kim and SK hynix America’s DRAM Technology
Planning department Brian Yoon provided an explanation of how DDR5 and CXL technologies are positioned to play a significant role in the era of artificial intelligence and big data, respectively.
“We will continue to showcase our advanced technologies to strengthen partnerships with our customers and further solidify our position as a global technology company that leads the way in various markets,” said Sungsoo Ryu, head of DRAM Product Planning at SK hynix. “We will continue to showcase our advanced technologies to strengthen partnerships with our customers and further solidify our position as a global technology company that leads the way in various markets.”
“We will continue to showcase our advanced technologies in order to strengthen partnerships with our customers and further solidify our position as a global technology company that leads the way in various markets.”
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