SK Hynix Vice President Chayeon Yong: "We Will Strengthen External Collaboration to Enhance Competitiveness"

SK Hynix Releases Interview with Cha Sun-yong, Vice President and Head of Future Technology Research Institute, on Newsroom

"We must strengthen our lacking capabilities based on partnerships with external parties. Proactive enhancement of technological cooperation and collaboration for sustainable management will become one pillar of future competitiveness."

Cha Seonyong, Vice President and Head of SK Hynix Future Technology Research Institute, revealed these future business plans in an interview posted on the SK Hynix Newsroom on the 3rd.

The Future Technology Research Institute is an SK Hynix research organization preparing new technologies in response to changes in the computing environment and overcoming the limitations of memory platforms. Vice President Cha has been leading the Future Technology Research Institute for two years.

He emphasized, "As we enter the era of artificial intelligence (AI) computing, data will increase further, and market demands for efficient processing will grow. To respond to these changes, borderless partnerships with experts from various fields, companies, and academia are necessary."

Cha Seonyong, Vice President in charge of SK Hynix Future Technology Research Institute, is explaining key technology development cases. /

To this end, the Future Technology Research Institute hosts various academic societies and forums. In March, it co-hosted the Nano Technology Research Council and the international academic conference IEEE EDTM held domestically. To promote the latest research fields and achievements, it also launched the official website of the in-house organization 'Revolutionary Technology Center.'

Vice President Cha's ultimate goal is to create SK Hynix's future vision. He said, "Since it requires a long time, I will draw a mid- to long-term roadmap for the company and juniors and continuously innovate it." He also stated, "We will continue to establish the foundation for SK Hynix to break through technological limits," expressing his goal to strengthen technological leadership.

Vice President Cha is a key figure who led D-RAM development at SK Hynix. He not only introduced the 10-nanometer-class D-RAM tech platform (a technological framework applicable across multiple generations) but also achieved the development of high-bandwidth memory products such as HBM2E and the launch of 16-gigabit (Gb) Double Data Rate (DDR)5 D-RAM. At the Science and Information Communication Day ceremony held last month, he received the Innovation Medal of Science and Technology.

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