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N Nvidia deepens SK Hynix partnership as AI infrastructure demand accelerates.

Nvidia's new Vera data-center processor will use memory supplied by SK Hynix.

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Nvidia deepens SK Hynix partnership as AI infrastructure demand accelerates Jun 07, 2026, 9:55 AM ETNVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) StockBy : Rob Williams, SA News Editor Comment (1) Nvidia (NVDA) Chief Executive Jensen Huang said the company's newly unveiled Vera data-center processor will incorporate memory supplied by SK Hynix, signaling a deeper partnership between the two companies as demand for AI infrastructure continues to expand, Bloomberg News reported. Newsletters for Every Investor Get daily, sector-specific newsletters packed with expert insights, fresh ideas, and new opportunities. Subscribe to Newsletters
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