Digitimes October 1, 2026 By DIGITIMES positive

Applied Materials and Kioxia team up on AI-era memory tech

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Applied Materials and Kioxia are joining forces at a Silicon Valley research hub to develop next-generation memory technologies that could shape AI systems used worldwide. The collaboration underscores efforts to boost memory density, speed, and energy efficiency, which are increasingly important as global demand for data-intensive computing and advanced chip packaging rises.

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