SK hynix HBM4 24GB

The 8-layer HBM4 configuration in SK hynix’s published portfolio, with a foundry logic base die.

Catalogued · verified 2026-11-11

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Stack specifications

MakerMemory manufacturer.
SK hynix1
GenerationMaker’s HBM generation designation.
HBM41
DRAM layers highDRAM dies in the stack; excludes the base die.
81
Stack capacity GBCapacity of one stack, in the maker’s GB units; not accelerator total memory.
241
Pin rate Gb/sPublished pin rate. Read with Pin qualifier; a limit is not a guaranteed operating point.
At least 111
Stack bandwidth GB/sPublished bandwidth of one stack. Read with Bandwidth qualifier. TB/s is normalized to GB/s using 1,000.
Over 2,8001
Interface bitsData I/O width of one stack; not the complete accelerator bus.
2,0483
Base diePublished base/buffer die implementation or foundry. Null means not disclosed in the cited evidence.
TSMC logic foundry process; node not stated here2
DRAM processVendor’s process label, not a normalized physical dimension.
Not published
Bonding / packagePublished stacking or package process.
Advanced MR-MUF3
Evidence statusLast supported milestone; historical production does not imply current orderability.
Catalogued1
Status evidence dateDate of the supporting publication, with original precision (YYYY, YYYY-MM or YYYY-MM-DD). Not necessarily the first shipment day.
Not published
Sample evidence datePublication confirming samples, preserving date precision; not an inferred qualification date.
Not published
Production evidence datePublication confirming production or shipments. A report date, not an exact factory ramp date.
Not published
Confirmed platform linksPlatforms explicitly linked to this maker and variant by a first-party source. Design-in is distinguished from shipping.
Not published
Reading notesVariant-specific context, source conflicts, historical status and unconfirmed details.
Pin rate and bandwidth are current family portfolio ratings. SK hynix put HBM4 into mass production in Q3 2025 and began mass shipments in Q2 2026. It names the 12-layer 36GB HBM4 as the stack inside NVIDIA Vera Rubin. Production of the 24GB and 48GB stacks is not inferred.1

Source record

  1. SK hynix: SK hynix HBM4 24GB accessed 2026-11-11
  2. SK hynix: base die collaboration with TSMC accessed 2026-11-11
  3. SK hynix HBM4: 2K I/O and Advanced MR-MUF accessed 2026-11-11

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