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Digitimes November 11, 2026 By Jingyue Hsiao neutral

Samsung and Nvidia demonstrate up to 3,800-fold speedup in chip simulation

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At Nvidia AI Day Seoul 2026, Samsung Electronics demonstrated a workflow that combined Nvidia's AI modeling tools and GPU computing with homogenization, cutting one semiconductor simulation from 18 hours to 17 seconds, an approximately 3,800-fold speedup using four H100 GPUs. The approach accelerates thermal and structural deformation analysis while reducing the computational burden of large-scale simulations, supporting semiconductor research and development.
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