Samsung is utilizing NVIDIA chips to construct its new AI chip manufacturing unit

NVIDIA has teamed up with with South Korea’s largest corporations and the nation itself, as they construct out their AI infrastructure. One of these corporations is Samsung, which is constructing a brand new AI manufacturing unit that may use 50,000 NVIDIA Blackwell server GPUs and different NVIDIA applied sciences to make its personal chips. This “AI-driven semiconductor manufacturing,” as the businesses name it, will assist Samsung enhance its processes, higher predict upkeep wants and enhance the effectivity of its autonomous operations. NVIDIA will assist Samsung adapt its chipmaking lithography platform to work with its GPUs, and it’ll apparently end in 20 instances better efficiency for Samsung.

Korean carmaker Hyundai may even use 50,000 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs to develop its AI fashions for manufacturing and autonomous driving. Meanwhile, the SK Group conglomerate, which incorporates SK Telecom and DRAM and flash reminiscence chip provider SK Hynix, will use 50,000 NVIDIA Blackwell server chips to launch an industrial AI cloud. The facility, NVIDIA says, will energy the “subsequent era of reminiscence, robotics, digital twins and clever AI brokers.” As Bloomberg reviews, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, who’s in South Korea for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation CEO Summit, was not too long ago photographed with Samsung’s Jay Y. Lee and Hyundai’s Chung Euisun in a neighborhood restaurant.

Finally, NVIDIA is working with the South Korean authorities for its sovereign AI infrastructure, or AI it should have management over. The Korean authorities will deploy 50,000 NVIDIA GPUs to the National AI Computing Center it is establishing, as nicely to services owned by native corporations that embody Kakao and Naver.

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