Industry data showed on Thursday that in the second quarter, Samsung Electronics narrowed the gap with market leader SK Hynix in the global high-bandwidth memory chip market. According to data compiled by market research agency Counterpoint Research, from April to June, SK Hynix still occupied the top position, accounting for 50% of the market share in terms of revenue, but this share fell 8 percentage points from 58% in the previous quarter. In contrast, Samsung Electronics' market share increased dramatically, from 21% in the first quarter to 33% in the second quarter. The market share of third-place Micron Technology declined slightly, from 21% in the previous quarter to 18%. Counterpoint said that the vast majority of HBM's current revenue comes from the fifth-generation product HBM3E; the shipment scale of the sixth-generation HBM4 is expected to increase significantly in the second half of this year.

Industry data showed on Thursday that in the second quarter, Samsung Electronics narrowed the gap with market leader SK Hynix in the global high-bandwidth memory chip market. According to data compiled by market research agency Counterpoint Research, from April to June, SK Hynix still occupied the top position, accounting for 50% of the market share in terms of revenue, but this share fell 8 percentage points from 58% in the previous quarter. In contrast, Samsung Electronics' market share increased dramatically, from 21% in the first quarter to 33% in the second quarter. The market share of third-place Micron Technology declined slightly, from 21% in the previous quarter to 18%. Counterpoint said that the vast majority of HBM's current revenue comes from the fifth-generation product HBM3E; the shipment scale of the sixth-generation HBM4 is expected to increase significantly in the second half of this year.