Samsung will succeed at making HBM chips for AI: Nvidia CEO
LAS VEGAS, Nevada -- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Tuesday gave Samsung Electronics a vote of confidence as the South Korean tech company works to produce advanced memory chips used for artificial intelligence. The South Korean electronics group has been losing ground to domestic rival SK Hynix in AI memory chips known as high bandwidth memory (HBM).
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