Samsung is reported to be using technology from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) to produce next-generation memory chips for Nvidia, according to a Seoul newspaper report cited by outlets. The reporting indicates a manufacturing arrangement in which Samsung would leverage TSMC’s process know-how rather than rely solely on its own internal methods.
The sources frame the development as part of the broader drive to advance performance and production capabilities for memory components used in Nvidia’s next-generation products. While the articles focus on who is supplying the technology link—Samsung on the manufacturing side and TSMC on the process technology side—they also emphasize that Nvidia is the chip customer behind the memory roadmap. The reports do not provide further technical specifications or confirm the plan with statements from the companies involved.
Overall, the story highlights cooperation across major semiconductor players in a highly competitive memory market, but the accounts remain based on media reporting rather than on direct company disclosures.
