SK海力士，率先开发1c DRAM

Core Viewpoint - SK Hynix has successfully developed low-power DRAM based on next-generation technology, targeting AI memory solutions to meet the demands of major tech companies like NVIDIA [2][3]. Group 1: Product Development - In the first half of the year, SK Hynix developed LPDDR5X based on the 1c (6th generation 10nm) process, which is more energy-efficient compared to standard DRAM [2]. - The LPDDR development sequence has progressed to the 7th generation, with LPDDR5X now in mass production [2]. - The company plans to start transitioning to 1c DRAM production in the second half of the year [2]. Group 2: Technical Specifications - The newly developed 1c 24Gb LPDDR5X product can achieve a maximum operating speed of 10.7Gbps and will be offered in SoCAMM and LPCAMM formats for AI servers and PCs [3]. - LPCAMM technology combines the advantages of traditional LPDDR modules and onboard solutions, reducing packaging area while enhancing energy efficiency [3]. - SOCAMM, similar to LPCAMM, features a higher number of I/O ports (694) compared to LPCAMM (644), making it attractive to major tech companies [3]. Group 3: Market Implications - The advancements in LPCAMM and SOCAMM have garnered attention from global tech giants and storage manufacturers, with NVIDIA expected to adopt these products in the next generation of AI PCs [3].