Storage chip maker KIOXIA is said to be joining Applied Materials’ $5 billion EPIC, or Electronic and Photonic Integrated Center, according to a Techub news brief that cited Crypto Briefing. The center is focused on innovation and collaboration in AI memory technology.
The report said EPIC is intended to speed up advances in semiconductor technology, with particular attention on memory solutions built for artificial intelligence applications. If KIOXIA joins the initiative as reported, its participation is expected to strengthen collaborative innovation at the center in the AI memory segment.
No further details were provided in the brief about the timing of the move or the specific scope of KIOXIA’s role within the center.
Storage chip maker KIOXIA is said to be joining Applied Materials’ $5 billion EPIC, the Electronic and Photonic Integrated Center, according to Techub, which cited Crypto Briefing.
The center is focused on innovation and collaboration in AI memory technology.
The report said EPIC is designed to accelerate progress in semiconductor technology, especially memory solutions for artificial intelligence applications.
KIOXIA’s entry is expected to strengthen collaborative innovation at the center in AI memory, according to the brief.
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