Nvidia Eyes Samsung's HBM Chips for Next-Gen GPUs
At a recent media event, Nvidia’s CEO, Jensen Huang, indicated that the company is currently assessing the potential of Samsung's HBM chips for integration into Nvidia’s future graphics processors. “HBM technology, with its high complexity and value, is a significant investment for us," stated Huang, underscoring the importance of these high-performance components in advancing GPU technology.
Increasing Demand for High-Performance Chips Spurs Innovation
Nvidia’s evaluation of Samsung's HBM chips could forge a stronger relationship between the two tech giants, albeit without an immediate commitment to purchase. This news comes shortly after Samsung’s competitor, SK Hynix, announced its intentions to supply its HBM chips to its clientele, naming Nvidia among its first partners. The announcement led to a dip in SK Hynix shares, whereas Samsung recorded its most substantial stock price increase since the previous September, further underlining the value of innovative chip technology in the current market.
During Samsung Electronics' latest annual shareholder meeting, Co-CEO Kye-Hyun Kyung announced that the company anticipates revenues from its cutting-edge chip-packaging technologies to exceed $100 million by 2024. This ambitious forecast demonstrates Samsung’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of chip technology, paving the way for future advancements in both computing and graphic processing sectors.
These events underscore the dynamic and fast-paced nature of the chip technology market, where ongoing innovation and the development of advanced solutions are essential to meet the ever-expanding needs of the tech industry. Samsung, with its pioneering HBM chips, together with Nvidia, a GPU manufacturing powerhouse, are jointly influencing the trajectory of future developments in graphic processing technology.
Source: CNBC
