Samsung Electronics is intensifying its efforts in developing next-generation 3D NAND Flash technology.

These are the most-read DIGITIMES Asia stories in the week of March 18 – March 22.

All roads lead to Taiwan.

Samsung Electronics recently announced the launch of its self-developed Artificial Intelligence (AI) accelerator, MACH-1.

The South Korean memory industry is finally starting to recover.

Huang showcased his diplomatic flair at Nvida's AI developers' conference.

QLC NAND development will make its way into the business market, according to Yangtze Memory Technology (YMTC).

Micron turned to profit over the past quarter thanks to rising memory demands driven by AI. The company expects AI momentum to continue, constraining supplies for non-HBM products...

Memory industry upgrades are being propelled by the soaring demand for generative AI, and chip vendors are preparing for this, according to market observers in China.

Global 300mm fab equipment spending for front-end facilities is forecast to reach a record US$137 billion in 2027, after topping US$100 billion for the first time in 2025, driven...

Nvidia, leveraging AI, has collaborated with Taiwan-based academics to develop innovative clinical solutions.

Samsung Electronics witnessed a significant surge in the procurement costs of raw materials for IT products in 2023.

NAND flash prices have risen since the second half of 2023 and are expected to reach new highs in the second quarter this year, according to industry sources.

SK Hynix recently began the liquidation of its Shanghai sales office, which was established in 2006. It is shifting its core business operations in China to the Wuxi site, where it...

Samsung Electronics is again recognized by Clarivate in its Top Global Innovators 2024 ranking as the world's most innovative company.