NVIDIA, SK HYNIX PARTNER ON AI MEMORY CHIPS
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Nvidia and SK Hynix have signed a multi-year agreement to develop next-generation memory chips optimized for Nvidia's AI infrastructure, including support for the Vera Rubin project. The partnership strengthens SK Hynix's position as a key supplier in the competitive AI hardware market.
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