Samsung Electronics Expands NAND Supply Partnership with NVIDIA, Accelerates V9 and V10 Flash Memory Deployment
On July 21, Samsung Electronics is expanding its cooperation with NVIDIA in the NAND flash memory field, further deepening the storage chip supply relationship on the basis of existing collaborations in DRAM, High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), and wafer foundry. According to sources, Samsung has begun mass production of the 10th-generation V-NAND (V10) and is supplying it to NVIDIA, while also expanding production capacity for the 9th-generation V-NAND (V9) and advancing the development of the 11th-generation 500-layer V-NAND (V11). It is reported that Samsung currently has a monthly production capacity of over 100,000 V-NAND wafers, of which about 60% is allocated to V9 products.
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