Samsung and Nvidia Forge Future in Semiconductors

Samsung Electronics' co-CEO Jun Young-hyun met with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to discuss collaboration on next-gen foundry chips. This includes ongoing work on autonomous driving chips and AI accelerators. Discussions also covered long-term partnerships in semiconductor technology, like high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips.

Samsung Electronics' co-CEO, Jun Young-hyun, announced on Monday that he had discussions with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang about advancements in next-generation foundry chips. This was revealed following a meeting held in Seoul.

Jun highlighted the ongoing collaboration between Samsung and Nvidia concerning autonomous driving chips and AI accelerator chips. These discussions are indicative of their robust partnership expanding into future semiconductor developments.

Further, the discourse extended to long-term collaboration plans, particularly in the domain of high-bandwidth memory chips, specifically HBM4E and HBM5, indicating a deep-seated commitment to innovation in semiconductor technology.