Young Weida Wong In-hoon: Samsung, SK Hercules, Migwang is certified to supply HBM4 RAM

According to information from IT House on 5 June, Bloomberg reports that Young Wida's CEO Wong In-hoon confirmed for the first time that Young Wida had certified three of the largest memory chip manufacturers to supply their state-of-the-art high-bandwidth products to Young Wida's artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator.

Huang In-hoon stated that he had approved the supply of HBM4 (high bandwidth memory, High Bandwidth Memoory), an essential component of the Vera Rubin platform for the next generation of Young Weida for artificial intelligence work. These three companies, which together dominate the global computer storage semiconductor market, are now in fierce competition to score a piece in this lucrative business.

Hoang In-hoon revealed after a trip to Korea to open a many-day visit: “The three suppliers have successfully passed the certification and full-line access to the production phase and are now working at full speed to secure the supply requirements of the Vera Rubin platform.”

As reported earlier by the IT House, Huang In-hoon announced in a keynote speech at the 2026 Taipei International Computer Fair that Vera Rubin was now in full production and that the whole machine product would be officially shipped this fall. CPU With Rubin GPU Clusters built.

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