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    Samsung says HBM to take nearly 30% of DRAM capacity in 2025●Samsung Electronics says HBM to account for nearly 30% of industry DRAM capacity next year✉newsTechnologySemiconductors4 h ago

    Samsung Electronics said high-bandwidth memory is expected to account for nearly 30% of the industry's DRAM production capacity next year, underscoring how demand from AI data centers is reshaping the memory market. The projection highlights the rapid shift of manufacturing capacity toward HBM, a technology used alongside AI accelerators from the likes of Nvidia, and signals intensifying competition in the segment.

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    PEI-Genesis expands harsh-environment connector operations●PEI-Genesis expands harsh-environment connector operations ...✉newsEnvironment13 min ago

    PEI-Genesis has announced an expansion of its operations in harsh-environment connectors, the rugged components used in defence, industrial, energy and transport applications. The company, known for rapid custom assembly of circular connectors, is widening capacity and product coverage for demanding conditions. The announcement is being picked up by electronics industry media, which track component supply moves affecting engineering procurement.

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    Samsung puts hybrid bonding at core of DRAM roadmap●Samsung Electronics is reshaping its next-generation dynamic random-access memory roadmap, elevating its B1b wafer-to-waMmastodonTechnologySemiconductors019 min ago

    Samsung Electronics is reshaping its next-generation DRAM roadmap by elevating B1b wafer-to-wafer hybrid bonding to become the core technology behind its D0a node, according to DigiTimes Asia. The move signals Samsung's effort to stay competitive in advanced memory as the industry pushes toward denser, more power-efficient DRAM for AI and data-center demand.

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    JB Hi-Fi picks Vusion for connected store push●Australian Retailer JB Hi-Fi Selects Vusion to Advance its Connected Store Strategy✉newsBusinessRetail3 h ago

    Australian consumer electronics retailer JB Hi-Fi has selected Vusion, the retail technology platform, to advance its connected store strategy. The announcement, carried via PR Newswire, signals JB Hi-Fi's investment in digital in-store infrastructure and smarter retail operations. Details on the scope, timeline and financial terms of the partnership were not disclosed in the initial release.