Samsung and SK hynix Advance in HBM3E Memory, Set to Power NVIDIA's Next-Gen AI GPUs

Samsung to showcase its 36GB HBM3E memory at NVIDIA GTC 2024, while SK hynix supplies samples for qualification tests.

Samsung and SK hynix are both advancing in the HBM3E memory technology, with Samsung set to unveil its 36GB HBM3E 12-Hi stack at NVIDIA GTC 2024.
SK hynix has supplied NVIDIA with 12-layer HBM3E memory samples for qualification tests, indicating a significant step forward in AI GPU development.
Both companies have reported their HBM3 memory supplies are sold out until 2025, highlighting the high demand in the AI sector.
Samsung's new HBM3E 'Shinebolt' memory promises a 50% performance boost for AI GPUs, setting a new benchmark in the industry.
NVIDIA is expected to reveal its upgraded H200 AI GPU and the new B100 AI GPU at GTC 2024, both featuring HBM3E memory.