“Memory-Centric Server Systems Are the Future”: SK hynix Presents Its Next-Generation AI Infrastructure Vision at OCP Global Summit 2026
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SK hynix took part in OCP Global Summit 2026, held from the 12th to the 15th of October 2026 in San Jose, California, where it unveiled a wide range of next-generation memory solutions and presented the direction memory technology should take in the AI era. At the exhibition, SK hynix unveiled its second-generation CMM-DDR5 (256GB, based on CXL 3.2), which per the source more than doubles bandwidth (80GB/s) and improves energy efficiency by about 30% compared with the previous generation, and demonstrated CXL pooled memory in AI agent serving and KV cache-sharing scenarios. The source states the background cause: as the volume of data handled by AI grows explosively, data bottlenecks have emerged as a new challenge. SK hynix also showed its product portfolio spanning HBM4/HBM4E/HBM3, HBF, server DDR5 RDIMMs (256GB/128GB/96GB/64GB) and eSSDs. The article also mentions that in September last year SK hynix signed a business agreement with NAVER Cloud, and that the PS1110 E3.S and PS1101 E3.S eSSDs are currently under sequential development.
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Source: SK Hynix Newsroom · 10/15/2026 · View original source
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