Samsung is reportedly in the process of qualifying its premium memory chip for Nvidia chips. This news follows reports that Samsung is looking to adopt the same chipmaking technology as its competitor SK Hynix, which has started mass producing high-bandwidth memory chips (HBM) that are set to ship to Nvidia this month.
Key takeaways:
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced new partnerships with Cadence Design Systems, Ansys, Synopsis, and Dell during his keynote address at the company’s GPU Tech Conference.
- Following the announcement, Cadence’s shares were up 3.6% and Dell’s shares were up 1.5% in afternoon trading Tuesday.
- Huang also hinted at a potential partnership with Samsung, causing Samsung's shares to climb over 5%.
- Samsung is reportedly looking to adopt the same chipmaking technology as its competitor SK Hynix, which has started mass producing high-bandwidth memory chips (HBM) slated to ship to Nvidia this month.