Reuters, citing Seoul Economic Daily, reports a planned change for Nvidia’s custom high-bandwidth memory.
The newspaper says Samsung accepted a requirement to use TSMC’s 3-nanometre process for NVHBM base dies. It says Samsung intends to keep its own manufacturing approach for other memory products.
The account relies on industry sources; it is not a confirmed production milestone or shipment announcement.
This is an original summary, not a republication of the full report.
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