Samsung Unveils 'zHBM' Delivering Up to 8x the Performance of HBM5

Samsung Electronics Co. has unveiled a next-generation three-dimensional (3D) memory architecture that vertically stacks high bandwidth memory (HBM) on top of artificial intelligence (AI) accelerators. The plan is to apply vertical chip stacking stru

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  • Tesla Dominates Import Car Sales for Six Consecutive Months

    Tesla recorded the highest import car sales last month, maintaining the top position for six consecutive months. According to the Korea Import Motor Vehicle Association (KAIDA), Tesla sold 10,237 units in July, accounting for 33% of total import car

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  • Evolving Robotic Surgery…Precisely Targeting High-Difficulty Intractable Cancers

    Major South Korean hospitals are expanding single-port robotic surgery—using only one incision—to high-difficulty cancer procedures. As the competition for cumulative robotic surgery cases has become standardized across tertiary hospitals

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  • Musk “Starlink to Provide Most of Global Internet”

    SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, has declared its ambition to dominate the telecommunications market by leveraging its low-Earth-orbit satellite network, Starlink. The company aims to account for more than half of global internet connectivity within a decad

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  • Starlink Offsets AI Losses in SpaceX's Post-IPO Debut

    Elon Musk's SpaceX delivered stronger-than-expected results in its first quarterly report since going public, with its Starlink satellite-communications business driving both revenue growth and profitability. However, the company's shares fell more t

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  • Qualcomm Shifts From Chip Speed to AI Connectivity

    Qualcomm's Snapdragon brand, which began as a smartphone mobile application processor (AP) platform, is expanding into a multi-device artificial intelligence (AI) platform spanning PCs, wearables, vehicles and extended-reality (XR) devices. According

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  • Intel Puts Ohio Fab in Overdrive, Eyes Outside Partners

    Intel's Ohio One fab project in New Albany, Ohio, has entered what appears to be an “overdrive” phase aimed at accelerating construction. According to local job postings from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) and other source

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