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SK hynix announces a custom H-TPU core to reduce power in SSD controllers, drawing 2.5% of a CPU core's power. The company plans to apply this across its NAND products, including next-gen enterprise SSDs and high-bandwidth flash due next year. This move targets 512GB per stack versus 64GB for HBM4, aiming to handle AI inference workloads as PCIe speeds increase.
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