Kioxia Holdings is adapting its NAND flash memory to compete with DRAM for artificial intelligence applications, according to Nikkei.
The Japanese chipmaker is positioning high-speed NAND technology as a replacement for DRAM in specific AI workloads.
This strategy aims to capitalize on surging AI demand while strengthening ties with major U.S. technology firms.
The move represents a significant shift to differentiate Kioxia’s products within the competitive semiconductor industry.