NVIDIA and SK hynix Form Multiyear Partnership to Develop Next-Generation AI Memory
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Summary
NVIDIA and SK hynix have announced a multiyear technology partnership focused on advancing next-generation memory solutions for AI factories. The collaboration builds on years of co-engineering work that has powered advanced AI computing platforms. The partnership aims to support NVIDIA's AI infrastructure roadmap, expand memory supply for the global AI factory buildout, and accelerate semiconductor design and manufacturing. The announcement positions AI factories as key drivers of the next industrial revolution.
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