Seoul, South Korea's memory chip exports to Taiwan surged over 225 percent in the first half from a year earlier on robust demand for high-performance high bandwidth memory products sparked by the fast growth of the global artificial intelligence (AI) market, data showed Sunday. Outbound shipments of memory chips to Taiwan reached US$4.26 billion in the first six months of this year, up 225.7% from a year ago, far outperforming the country's overall increase of memory chip exports at 88.7%, according to data compiled by the industry ministry and the Korea International Trade Association. Taiwan was the third-largest importer of South Korean memory chips in the period, up two notches to outstrip Vietnam and the United States, according to Yonhap News Agency. SK hynix is the only South Korean company currently supplying HBM products, a core component of AI accelerators, to Nvidia. Source : Bahrain News Agency
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