Samsung Advances in A.I. Chip Market with AMD Certification and Strategic Shifts

The electronics giant moves to adopt MR-MUF technology and secures key certifications, aiming to improve its competitive stance against rivals.

Samsung has received AMD's certification for its MI300 A.I. chips, marking a significant step in competing with rivals SK Hynix and Micron in the A.I. memory chip market.
Samsung plans to adopt the MR-MUF chipmaking technology, previously used by SK Hynix, to improve its production yields and catch up in the high-end A.I. chip race.
Micron has shocked its competitors by being the first to announce mass production of HBM3E memory for NVIDIA's H200 AI GPU, showcasing its technological lead.
Samsung's decision to switch to MR-MUF technology comes after facing low production yields with its current NCF technology, significantly lagging behind SK Hynix's 60-70% yield rates.
Samsung's entry into NVIDIA's supply chain for the H200 AI GPU and its certification by AMD for MI300 accelerators are seen as key advancements in its A.I. chip strategy.