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SK Hynix commits $720 billion to build advanced HBM memory factories through 2031 to meet AI infrastructure demand

Industry-defining capex commitment reshapes global HBM supply landscape; underscores AI memory as core growth driver
Trade pressSlicast · August 14, 2026 · US · Source: Google News
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SK Hynix commits $720 billion to build advanced HBM memory factories through 2031 to meet AI infrastructure demand

Industry-defining capex commitment reshapes global HBM supply landscape; underscores AI memory as core growth driver

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