Samsung to use TSMC’s 3nm technology for Nvidia’s next-gen AI memory chips - YugaTech

Samsung is reportedly planning to use TSMC's 3nm process for memory chips tied to Nvidia's next-gen AI platforms, a notable move given that Samsung operates its own foundry. For buyers, it suggests that qualifying advanced AI memory increasingly depends on logic-process partnerships as well as DRAM output, which could affect supply timing and allocation, though the headline gives no volumes or dates. Teams planning AI infrastructure should treat high-bandwidth memory supply as closely tied to Nvidia's roadmap, and keep DDR5 and RDIMM sourcing for host servers on a separate track. If you're scoping a build or refresh, it's worth checking live inventory or sending us an RFQ to see what's available today.