Samsung's Nvidia HBM bid raises four strategic concerns
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Samsung Electronics is reportedly turning to TSMC's 3nm process to produce base dies for Nvidia's custom high-bandwidth memory (NVHBM), abandoning its long-standing turnkey integration model to win a place in Nvidia's supply chain. The move could meet customer requirements, but it is raising concerns in South Korea over Samsung Foundry's competitiveness, HBM design control, and the long-term benefits of internal collaboration.
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