President Kyung Kye-hyun's Confidence in HBM: "Realizing AI Vision with Samsung Semiconductor"

"AI and Synergy, Exciting Work"

Kyung Kye-hyun, CEO of Samsung Electronics DS Division, expressed confidence in the company's high-bandwidth memory (HBM).

On the 15th, Kyung posted on his social media, "It is truly exciting to be engaged in a business that creates powerful synergy with artificial intelligence (AI)," adding, "Samsung Electronics semiconductor products like the HBM3E Shinebolt are ready to significantly enhance the speed and efficiency of generative AI applications (apps)."

Kyung Kye-hyun, CEO and Head of Samsung Electronics DS Division, is delivering an encouragement speech at the 'World's First GAA-based 3nm Mass Production Shipment Ceremony' held on the morning of the 25th at Samsung Electronics Hwaseong Campus in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do. Photo by Kim Hyun-min kimhyun81@

'Shinebolt' is the product name of Samsung Electronics' 5th generation HBM, 'HBM3E.' HBM is gaining attention as an essential memory for AI. HBM has been developed sequentially from 1st generation (HBM) to 2nd generation (HBM2), 3rd generation (HBM2E), 4th generation (HBM3), and 5th generation (HBM3E).

He emphasized, "Our engineers are working hard to anticipate advanced AI solutions needed in the future, such as comprehensive AI architectures that can cover everything from smartwatches and mobile devices to edge devices and the cloud."

He continued, "No matter where this rapidly evolving era takes us, do not be caught off guard," adding, "Samsung Semiconductor will provide customers with the solutions necessary to make the AI vision a reality."

In the HBM market, competitor SK Hynix is considered to be one step ahead. Kyung’s direct mention of HBM3E is interpreted as a determination to take the lead in the HBM market through next-generation products.

Last October, Samsung Electronics first introduced the HBM3E DRAM Shinebolt, capable of processing up to 1.2TB (terabytes) of data per second, at the 'Memory Tech Day' event held in Silicon Valley, USA.

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