@FinanceYF5: SK hynix and NVIDIA have signed a multi-year cooperation agreement. Memory chips cannot wait for GPU design to be completed; advanced DRAM requires years of joint design, manufacturing planning, and capital investment. AI supercomputers, personal AI PCs, Jetson robot platforms. Using NVIDIA tools to create a digital twin of the chip factory, first running all tests in the virtual factory before the actual production line...
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SK hynix and NVIDIA have signed a multi-year cooperation agreement covering joint design and manufacturing planning of advanced DRAM, as well as AI infrastructure (supercomputers, AI PCs, Jetson) and digital twin factory technology, marking that the AI infrastructure competition has reached the memory level.
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SK hynix and NVIDIA have signed a multi-year collaboration agreement.
Memory chips can’t wait until after GPU design is complete — advanced DRAM requires years of joint design, manufacturing planning, and capital investment.
AI supercomputing, personal AI PCs, Jetson robotics platform. Using NVIDIA tools to build a digital twin of the chip factory, running all tests in a virtual factory before the real production line moves.
The AI infrastructure arms race has now reached the memory layer. https://t.co/khcpujvEyT
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