Choi Tae-won (Chairman), meets with TSMC chairman and discusses cooperation... Computex Taipei 2026

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SK Chairman Choi Tae-won attended Computex Taipei 2026, Asia's largest information technology (IT) exhibition, held in Taipei, Taiwan, on the 3rd, where he met with TSMC Chairman C.C. Wei. The two met for the first time since June 2024, two years later. TSMC is the number one foundry (semiconductor contract manufacturer) in the industry.

According to SK Hynix Newsroom on the 4th, the two leaders shared trends in next-generation AI technology and discussed strategies to lead the future AI ecosystem through this meeting. Both companies agreed to further strengthen comprehensive cooperation, including the development of next-generation high-bandwidth memory (HBM) and advanced packaging, to respond agilely to the global AI market environment.

In particular, this meeting, held for the first time in two years, can be seen as an opportunity to reaffirm the deep trust built between the two companies over the years.

SK Hynix's HBM4 (6th generation), which will be mounted on Nvidia's next-generation AI accelerator "Vera Rubin," utilizes TSMC's 12-nanometer base die and 5th generation 10-nanometer-class DRAM (1b) process.

Most importantly, as resolving bottlenecks within the global AI value chain has emerged as a key challenge, the industry expects SK Hynix and TSMC's cooperation to contribute to stabilizing the AI semiconductor supply chain.

In the future, both companies plan to accelerate their efforts to seize the market for "customer-customized AI memory" tailored to the diverse needs of global big tech companies.

Meanwhile, Choi (Chairman) also held meetings or indicated future cooperation with various Taiwanese companies, including TSMC, Foxconn, and Acer.

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