Samsung reportedly plans AMD and Nvidia chip production at second Texas plant
Technology · First reported 3 Nov, 10:19 · Updated 10:40
Samsung Electronics is reported to use its second foundry plant in Taylor, Texas, to produce base dies for AMD and Nvidia high-bandwidth memory chips. The report says construction is due to start this month, with equipment installation expected from February 2029 and mass production in 2030; Samsung declined to comment.
- Samsung is reported to make base dies for AMD and Nvidia high-bandwidth memory chips at its second foundry plant in Taylor, Texas.
- The report says construction is due to start this month, equipment installation is expected from February 2029, and mass production is planned for 2030.
- The reported plant would use 2-nanometre technology and cover about 2.7 million square feet; Samsung declined to comment.
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- Location
- Taylor, Texas
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- AMD and Nvidia
- Technology and area
- 2-nanometre technology; about 2.7 million square feet
- Expected timing
- Equipment installation from February 2029; mass production in 2030
- Company response
- Samsung Electronics declined to comment
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