Open App →
Back to News Feed
Digitimes August 31, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

Samsung is said to develop 8-layer HBM4E for Nvidia's NVHBM push

SamsungAI / LLMSemiconductorsNVIDIA / GPUMemoryRegulation
Samsung Electronics is reportedly developing an 8-layer version of seventh-generation high-bandwidth memory for Nvidia, matching the chipmaker's requirements for its customized NVHBM platform. According to <em>Seoul Economic Daily</em>, the shift could give Samsung an early position in the next-generation artificial intelligence memory market if development moves ahead smoothly.
Read original article ↗

Related Articles

Samsung weighs HBM4 bonuses as memory, foundry teams align

Samsung Electronics is using a cross-division "One Team" model to develop its sixth-generation high-bandwidth memory, HB

Digitimes · August 31, 2026

Applied Materials strives to cooperate with chipmakers to shorten equipment lead time

Applied Materials Korea Country President Park Gwang-sun said Monday that the semiconductor engineering solutions compan

Korea Times · August 31, 2026

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 demand surges, straining UMC 22nm DDI supply

Samsung Electronics' first passport-style foldable, the Galaxy Z Fold8, is reportedly facing tight display driver IC (DD

Digitimes · August 31, 2026

Samsung launches Galaxy S26 FE with lower price

Samsung Electronics launched its Galaxy S26 Fan Edition in the second half of 2026 with a starting price of 1.045 millio

Digitimes · August 30, 2026