Seoul, July 20 -- Samsung Electronics and SK hynix pushed to commercialize a new class of memory as artificial intelligence outgrew high-bandwidth memory alone, according to a news report by The Korea Herald.

Both tech giants developed products built on the latest generation of Compute Express Link, known as CXL. The standard connects processors and memory over a common PCIe interface, slotting between conventional DRAM and solid-state storage to offer significantly higher capacity during live computation.

The shift reflected a broader transition in AI memory from raw speed toward system architecture, driven by capacity constraints. As per the news report, in existing AI servers, HBM sat beside graphics processors while standard DRAM pa...