SK Hynix reportedly engages suppliers to bring 30% more efficient iHBM cooling to HBM5 production
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SK Hynix is reportedly working with materials and equipment suppliers to commercialise its next-generation iHBM cooling technology, targeting a reduction of more than 30% in thermal resistance. The initiative aims to address mounting heat dissipation challenges in HBM and strengthen the company's competitiveness in AI memory.
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