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SK Hynix's decision to defer HBM4 packaging and testing equipment orders signals a recalibration of its aggressive expansion timeline, likely driven by evolving demand forecasts or supply chain constraints rather than a fundamental shift in memory technology direction. This adjustment impacts the immediate capital expenditure landscape for advanced semiconductor manufacturing but does not alter the core trajectory of high-bandwidth memory development as an essential enabler for next-generation AI models.
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SK Hynix Delays Some HBM4 Back-End Process Equipment Orders to Next Year
36Kr1 min read
According to reports, SK Hynix has decided to adjust its expansion pace for sixth-generation high-bandwidth memory (HBM4), postponing some back-end process (packaging and testing) equipment orders originally scheduled for 2026 to 2027.
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