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SK Hynix leads the High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) market with the highest share, followed by Samsung, while Micron is the third player. As of mid-2025, reports suggest SK Hynix holds around 54% market share, Samsung approximately 35-42%, and Micron's share is growing, aiming for 23-25%. These figures are expected to shift, with SK Hynix anticipated to maintain its leading position into the future, according to TrendForce and Bloomberg Intelligence.
Current Market Shares (Mid-2025)
- SK Hynix: Around 54%
- Samsung: Around 35-42%
- Micron: Around 23-25%
Key Factors Influencing Market Share
- AI Demand: The increasing demand for advanced memory in AI and high-performance computing (HPC) applications is the primary driver of the HBM market and has fueled competition among the three major manufacturers.
- Technological Advancements: Rapid innovation in HBM technology, such as SK Hynix and Samsung's advancements in HBM3E and Micron's efforts in scaling production, directly impacts market share, according to Blocks and Files.
- Customer Relationships: Strong relationships with major GPU manufacturers like Nvidia significantly influence supplier market share, notes Blocks and Files.
Future Outlook
- Continued Dominance for SK Hynix: SK Hynix is expected to remain the top HBM supplier over the next decade, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.
- Growth for Micron: Micron is strategically increasing its HBM capacity to target market share growth, particularly by scaling up HBM3E production and establishing dedicated business units.
- Market Expansion: The overall HBM market is expected to see significant growth in value by 2033, reaching around $130 billion, according to Bloomberg Intelligence, driven by ongoing demand from AI and HPC sectors.
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