AMD's Lisa Su courts Korea: Samsung HBM4 sealed, Naver next
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Lisa Su, CEO of AMD, considered Nvidia's biggest rival in the artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductor sector, visited Korea on the 18th and met successively with top executives from Samsung Electronics and Naver. This marks CEO Su's first visit to Korea. The move is interpreted as a strategic step to preemptively secure memory semiconductors, a key component, and expand sales channels for AMD's AI semiconductors amidst fierce competition in A…
AMD Finally Secures Samsung's HBM4 Supply Following NVIDIA's Footsteps, but the Deal Comes With a Surprising Caveat
AMD's CEO, Lisa Su, and her visit to South Korea were apparently aimed at securing HBM4 supply from Samsung, and it appears she has succeeded in securing the desired capacity. AMD Is Yet Again Second to NVIDIA In Securing HBM4 Capacity From Samsung, Which Doesn't Give Them Much Leverage The AI industry, particularly companies involved in the supply chain, has become a much more important entity for manufacturers like AMD, as supply constraints h…
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AMD and Samsung have signed a joint agreement that guarantees AMD the delivery of HBM4 and DDR5 and, on the other hand, certainly sets certain purchase obligations on the part of the chip manufacturer.
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