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29.12.25 - 04:06
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Nvidia′s Groq acquisition reshapes AI memory landscape (Digitimes)
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Nvidia has reportedly invested US$20 billion to acquire technology licenses from Groq, marking its largest investment to date. The move is drawing significant attention in South Korea as Groq is backed by Samsung Electronics and collaborates with it in the foundry sector....
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27.12.25 - 00:00
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Chinese chipmaker CXMT in crosshairs of South Korean prosecutors over Samsung tech leak (SCMP)
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Prosecutors in South Korea have indicted 10 people, including former Samsung Electronics executives, for allegedly leaking the company's technology to Chinese chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT).
The Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office on Tuesday said five people had been arrested, including a former Samsung executive who allegedly recruited key personnel and leaked the company's proprietary technology to CXMT, according to a report by Yonhap News Agency.
They face charges for......
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26.12.25 - 08:06
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Samsung pushing AI, manufacturing, and finance to drive growth in India (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics is prioritizing artificial intelligence adoption, local manufacturing, and consumer financing in India, foregoing an initial public offering for its local business. The company aims to strengthen its footprint in one of its most important growth markets through internal expansion and strategic investments....
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26.12.25 - 06:06
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Samsung, SK Hynix reportedly accelerate HBM4 production to early 2026 (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are pushing forward their production schedules for sixth-generation high-bandwidth memory to February 2026. Industry sources and South Korean media reports confirm the accelerated timeline. The two companies aim to begin volume manufacturing of HBM4 months earlier than previously anticipated. The goal is to meet surging demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure. By accelerating their timelines, the South Korean chipmakers seek to solidify their dominance in the AI memory market before global competitors can scale similar technologies....
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26.12.25 - 05:48
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Google reportedly fires procurement execs amid HBM supply crunch (Digitimes)
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Google and Microsoft are stepping up efforts to secure high-bandwidth memory. Production capacity at South Korean chipmakers is approaching its limits. The supply crunch has coincided with executive dismissals and stalled negotiations. According to industry sources cited by the Seoul Economic Daily and G-enews, major cloud and artificial intelligence companies are intensifying procurement efforts. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are nearing full utilization of their advanced memory lines....
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26.12.25 - 05:48
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South Korean giants race to mass-produce semiconductor glass substrates in 2026 (Digitimes)
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As demand for artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductors continues to surge, the market for glass substrates, which are widely regarded as a critical material for next-generation advanced packaging, is gaining momentum. South Korean companies such as Samsung Electro-Mechanics (SEMCO) and LG Innotek are gearing up to compete for leadership in this emerging segment....
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