Samsung Faces Setbacks with HBM3E Memory in Nvidia Tests

Heat and power consumption issues hinder Samsung's progress in securing Nvidia's AI chip orders, raising concerns over its competitive position.

Samsung's HBM3E memory chips failed Nvidia's qualification tests due to excessive heat and power consumption.
The failure impacts Samsung's efforts to compete with SK Hynix and Micron Technology in the AI chip market.
Samsung denies the failure claims, stating that optimization processes are ongoing with partners.
Nvidia, which holds an 80% market share in AI processors, is a crucial customer for HBM manufacturers.
Samsung's leadership changes in its semiconductor unit reflect the company's response to these challenges.