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Samsung’s HBM3E chips reportedly clear Nvidia’s tests, crossing major milestone

Samsung’s HBM3E chips reportedly clear Nvidia’s tests, crossing major milestone

Samsung has been having problems getting its HBM chips cleared by Nvidia. A few weeks ago, the company's HBM3 chips received Nvidia's certification for the Chinese market. Now, Reuters is reporting that Samsung's HBM3E (fifth-generation HBM) chips have received Nvidia's certification, clearing a major milestone. Samsung's 8-layer HBM3E chips reportedly receive Nvidia certification A new […]

  • By Asif Iqbal Shaik
  • 3 weeks ago
NVIDIA’s AI chip delays could be beneficial for Samsung

NVIDIA’s AI chip delays could be beneficial for Samsung

NVIDIA is the world's leading supplier of AI accelerators. It has a borderline monopoly on the market right now as it accounted for 97.2% of the sector last year. The company has invested considerably in its next-gen AI accelerators to maintain this dominance even as rivals amp up their efforts for a piece of the […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 3 weeks ago
US and China fight could hit Samsung’s AI cash cow hard

US and China fight could hit Samsung’s AI cash cow hard

Tech companies are finding it increasingly difficult to navigate the geopolitical tensions between the United States and China. The former has imposed many export restrictions and sanctions on the latter's entities, making it difficult for companies operating in the US and elsewhere to sell their products to Chinese companies. A similar move may be on […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 4 weeks ago
Samsung might supply HBM3E chips to Nvidia later this year

Samsung might supply HBM3E chips to Nvidia later this year

Ever since the AI boom started a few years ago, high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips have been in high demand. Despite being the world's biggest memory chip maker, Samsung faced difficulties getting HBM chips certified by Nvidia. the world's biggest AI chip firm. However, Samsung could soon get Nvidia's certification for its HBM3E chips. Samsung's HBM3E […]

  • By Asif Iqbal Shaik
  • 1 month ago
Samsung’s HBM3 chips cleared by Nvidia, but there’s a catch

Samsung’s HBM3 chips cleared by Nvidia, but there’s a catch

Despite being the world's biggest memory chip maker, Samsung faced difficulties getting its high bandwidth memory (HBM) chips certified by Nvidia. After months of struggle, there is some good news for Samsung, as reports indicate that its HBM3 chips have now received clearance from Nvidia. Nvidia certifies Samsung's HBM3 chips, but only for China According […]

  • By Asif Iqbal Shaik
  • 1 month ago
Samsung’s stock sees biggest jump since May on NVIDIA hopes

Samsung’s stock sees biggest jump since May on NVIDIA hopes

It was reported earlier this year that Samsung could become the sole supplier of HBM3E memory modules to NVIDIA. Subsequent reports claimed that the modules had failed NVIDIA's quality tests. While the company's CEO Jensen Huang later confirmed that wasn't the case, he did mention that the chips continue to be evaluated. Since then, there […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 2 months ago
Samsung to make large-scale investments in GPUs, possibly for AI infrastructure

Samsung to make large-scale investments in GPUs, possibly for AI infrastructure

It was reported that Samsung signed off on GPU investment during its board meeting. While the specifics aren't out yet, this investment could be large-scale, and the South Korean firm might be preparing to upgrade its internal AI processing infrastructure with the investment. Samsung reportedly decided to invest in GPUs, which could be for AI […]

  • By Asif Iqbal Shaik
  • 2 months ago
Samsung stock surges on possible memory deal with NVIDIA

Samsung stock surges on possible memory deal with NVIDIA

The shares of Samsung Electronics have not performed well this year. As of last week, the company's stock price was down nearly 8% year-to-date. Investors have been concerned about the headwinds facing Samsung's chip business, which remains one of its most lucrative divisions. Rumors that Samsung's HBM3E modules had failed NVIDIA's quality tests didn't help, […]

  • By Daniel van Dorp
  • 3 months ago
NVIDIA confirms Samsung’s high-bandwidth memory is still being tested

NVIDIA confirms Samsung’s high-bandwidth memory is still being tested

NVIDIA needs a lot of high-bandwidth memory chips, particularly HBM3Es, which are used for its current and next-generation AI chips. As one of the world's leading suppliers of AI chips, you can imagine that NVIDIA has considerable demand for HBM3E modules. SK Hynix has emerged as a leading supplier of high-bandwidth memory to NVIDIA. Samsung […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 3 months ago
Samsung wants you to know its chips are not failing NVIDIA’s tests

Samsung wants you to know its chips are not failing NVIDIA’s tests

NVIDIA is one of the world's leading suppliers of AI chips. This means it requires a lot of high-bandwidth memory chips, the kind that Samsung makes. Samsung was expected to be the sole supplier of high-performance HBM3E chips to NVIDIA this year, but a new report suggested that perhaps not all is well with Samsung's […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 3 months ago
Samsung’s HBM3 chips reportedly fail to pass Nvidia tests due to heat issues

Samsung’s HBM3 chips reportedly fail to pass Nvidia tests due to heat issues

Samsung's high-bandwidth memory (HBM) chips have reportedly failed Nvidia's tests due to heat and power consumption issues. These HBM3 chips were tested for use inside Nvidia's AI accelerators. Their failure has raised considerable doubts regarding their performance. Samsung's HBM3 chips continue to fail Nvidia's tests According to an exclusive report from Reuters, Samsung's HBM3 chips […]

  • By Asif Iqbal Shaik
  • 3 months ago
Samsung is desperately trying to make next-gen GPUs for NVIDIA

Samsung is desperately trying to make next-gen GPUs for NVIDIA

Samsung's foundry business needs big clients that can provide orders worth tens of billions of dollars. Unfortunately, most companies that fit the bill are opting for TSMC's 5nm process, which is widely perceived as being superior to Samsung's 5nm process. The company doesn't want a repeat of this, which is why it has been working […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 3 months ago
Samsung bags a crucial order from NVIDIA for AI chips

Samsung bags a crucial order from NVIDIA for AI chips

Samsung's looking to increase its revenues and profits from the semiconductor division after a couple of years of downturn caused by the supply glut in the memory market. It's vital that the company win significant orders that help it achieve this objective. Samsung has been focusing on its AI chip solutions to get orders from […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 5 months ago
Samsung likely sole supplier of advanced HBM3E chips to NVIDIA in 2024

Samsung likely sole supplier of advanced HBM3E chips to NVIDIA in 2024

NVIDIA needs high-bandwidth advanced memory chips, and a lot of them, since the astronomical demand for its AI semiconductors is only getting higher. Samsung has launched some powerful products to support that demand, and its focus on this segment of the memory semiconductor market might make it only supplier of HBM3E modules to NVIDIA this […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 5 months ago
NVIDIA CEO signs his approval on Samsung’s HBM3E memory, literally

NVIDIA CEO signs his approval on Samsung’s HBM3E memory, literally

Samsung's HBM3E 12H advanced memory chips have received high praise from NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang recently. He confirmed that the company is testing these new memory models for integration into its GPUs, as unrelenting demand continues for its products. Such is the nature of the close collaboration between these two titans of the industry that […]

  • By Adnan Farooqui
  • 5 months ago
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