NVIDIA Deepens Collaboration with South Korean Component Manufacturers in AI Chips and Robotics
NVIDIA is expanding its collaboration with South Korean component manufacturers, according to The Korea Herald. Samsung Electro-Mechanics announced on Wednesday that it has signed a multi-year agreement with NVIDIA to supply advanced semiconductor substrates for its AI processors and networking chips. LG Innotek stated on Thursday that it is working with NVIDIA to develop sensing systems for humanoid robots.
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