Svmuureported that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated that the three major memory chip manufacturers have been approved to supply the most advanced high-bandwidth products for NVIDIA's AI accelerators. This decision means that SK Hynix, Samsung Electronics, and Micron Technology can begin mass production and supply of HBM4, the latest generation of chips used in NVIDIA's AI accelerators.
These three companies dominate the global market for computing memory semiconductors and have been fiercely competing for business share. Huang told reporters upon arriving in Seoul for a multi-day visit: "All three suppliers have been certified." He added: "All three companies have started production and are racing to support Vera Rubin." Vera Rubin is NVIDIA's latest AI chip. (Jinshi)
Jensen Huang: SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron. have received certification and will begin mass production of the latest AI memory
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