3.43% INCREASE IN FRONT OF SK HERCULES AND THE FIRST HBF STANDARD ISSUED JOINTLY WITH MUDDY

On 4 August, SK Hercules rose by 3.43 per cent, reporting $147.62. The first global standard norm for high-bandwidth flash (HBF) was issued jointly by SK Hercules and Moody, only six months after the Alliance was established. HBF is located at a new storage level between HBM and SSD, supporting up to 512 GB capacity and 0.4 to 3.0 TB/s bandwidth, using UCIE open interconnection standards. Google and Tenstorent have joined the coalition, which regulates access to industry through OCP。