Samsung, SK Hynix to Sign $950 Billion Long-Term Memory Chip Deals with Nvidia, Others
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix plan to sign long-term supply agreements for memory chips, including high-bandwidth memory (HBM), with US tech companies such as Nvidia, valued at approximately $950 billion. South Korean presidential adviser Kim Yong-beom disclosed the plans on Saturday, noting the deals cover capacity yet to be built and lock in future HBM supply.
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix will enter into memory chip supply cooperation with US large technology companies including Nvidia, with a total value of about $950 billion. South Korean presidential adviser Kim Yong-beom disclosed this at a press conference on Saturday, noting that the cooperation involves long-term purchase contracts.
Samsung and SK Group recently signed semiconductor cooperation agreements with US tech giants, clarifying supply arrangements for the next few years. The scale of the cooperation is huge, covering production capacity that has not yet been built, and the downstream giants have locked in the supply of high-bandwidth memory (HBM) through long-term agreements.
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