The company is replacing hard-to-find high bandwidth memory (HBM) with LPDDR5X in its latest Versal processor.

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SK hynix Inc., the world’s largest supplier of HBM memory, today filed to list its shares on the Nasdaq stock exchange. The South Korean company hopes to sell up to 17.79 million shares for $29.4 ...