Samsung’s 12-Hi HBM4E Reportedly Passes NVIDIA Qualification, Paving Way For Next-Gen AI GPU Supply
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Samsung HBM4E Passes Testing for NVIDIA's "Rubin Ultra" GPU
Samsung's upcoming HBM4E memory has reportedly passed testing for NVIDIA's next-generation "Rubin Ultra" AI GPU accelerator family. This is great news for the company, as its previous HBM3E didn't meet NVIDIA's requirements, leading NVIDIA to choose Samsung for GDDR7 only, instead of HBM3E. The new HBM generation brings significant advancements, and Samsung is one of the leading manufacturers with designs currently running at 14 Gbps per pin and…
According to the Naver portal, the future memory of HBM4E from Samsung has successfully passed the Nvidia verification stage, opening the way for the South Korean technological giant to become an official supplier for the leader of modern market capitalization. This is the advanced 12-tiered HBM4E chips. As early as late as September this year, these semiconductor solutions successfully completed qualification procedures as in The Post Chips HBM…
Samsung’s 12-Hi HBM4E Reportedly Passes NVIDIA Qualification, Paving Way For Next-Gen AI GPU Supply
Samsung Electronics has reportedly cleared another major hurdle in the increasingly competitive HBM race, with its next-generation 12-layer HBM4E memory reportedly passing qualification testing at NVIDIA and several major hyperscalers. According to a new report from Korean outlet Hankyung, Samsung’s memory division completed qualification testing of its 12-Hi HBM4E with NVIDIA and other large data center customers toward the end of September. Qu…
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