Samsung is narrowing the gap with its competitors in supplying AI chips to NVIDIA

Samsung Electronics, which has encountered a series of setbacks in developing storage chips crucial to the artificial intelligence market, is narrowing the gap with its competitor SK Hynix. According to sources familiar with the matter, Samsung has made significant progress on its comeback path, including its high-bandwidth memory chip HBM3 being certified by AI giant NVIDIA. The sources said that the next-generation product HBM3E is also expected to be certified within two to four months. Prior to this, Samsung went through several months of difficulties, including development errors that allowed the smaller competitor SK Hynix to leapfrog as the leader in the field. For the largest company in South Korea, such a catch-up strategy is unusual