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Digitimes September 30, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

Samsung expects HPC to account for 66% of foundry business by 2029

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Samsung Electronics expects high-performance computing (HPC) to account for 66% of its foundry business by 2029, up from 28% currently, as the company shifts its contract chipmaking portfolio beyond mobile products toward AI and HPC.
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