NVIDIA CEO calls Samsung ‘a long-term partner’ in AI memory innovation
CEO of Nvidia just confirmed that the company is working with Samsung and SK Hynix on HBM3 and HBM4 AI memory chips. Referring to their great partnership, the CEO said Nvidia will develop HBM5 and even HBM97 with the two companies.
Nvidia CEO Jensen reiterated that Nvidia is working closely with Samsung and SK Hynix on HBM. The two South Korean companies are long-term partners of Nvidia and possess incredible technological capabilities.
CEO Huang expressed his satisfaction with the cooperation, saying, “The strength of Samsung is diversity, and SK Hynix’s strength is focus; I am 100% confident that we (Nvidia) will continue to develop HBM4, HBM5, and even HBM97 (AI chips) together.”
Looking at the rise of AI, Jensen lauded South Korea’s memory technology and highlighted that Nvidia’s AI infrastructure business is the largest in history. To meet the demand and stable supply, it requires both Samsung and SK Hynix.
To empower the country’s growth with AI, Nvidia’s CEO advocated for an open AI model ecosystem that covers various industries. The ecosystem should be comprised and pushed by startups and universities to make it broad.
Notably, Nvidia approved Samsung’s HBM3E chip for its latest AI accelerator. The company is also engaging with Samsung for HBM4. As compared to SK Hynix, Samsung took much time in qualifying Nvidia’s quality tests.
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