Samsung Plans to Produce Advanced RAM for Nvidia and AMD at New Texas Facility
Samsung is reportedly planning to utilize its second chip manufacturing plant in Taylor, Texas, to produce advanced memory components for major semiconductor players. According to reports from Maeil Business Newspaper via Reuters, AMD has already reserved the majority of the RAM capacity intended for this facility, with Nvidia also slated to receive a portion of the production output. The facility is expected to begin mass production by 2030, leveraging Samsung's cutting-edge 2-nanometer technology. This strategic move positions Samsung as a critical supplier in the high-performance computing supply chain, supporting the growing demand for advanced memory required by AI and high-end processing hardware from industry leaders.
Topics: Advanced technology RAM production Semiconductor manufacturing Supply chain
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