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Digitimes September 10, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

SK Hynix says 3D DRAM will borrow from logic foundry playbook

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SK Hynix is signaling a shift in memory design that could matter far beyond South Korea. By adopting logic foundry techniques for 3D DRAM, the company is moving toward a future where memory, computing, and advanced packaging are developed as one integrated system, affecting global chip supply chains.
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