Samsung's 12-layer HBM4E passes quality verification by clients including Nvidia
智通财经2026/10/07 08:46According to the Korea Economic Daily, it has been confirmed that Samsung Electronics' next-generation high-bandwidth memory product, "12-layer HBM4E," has passed quality verification by Nvidia and major hyperscale data center operators. This test is part of the process of validating products according to customer-specified standards. However, only the successful quality verification of the product has been confirmed at this stage; details such as supply quantities for each customer, contract scale, and the start time for mass production and supply remain unconfirmed. Industry insiders believe that, as the industry shifts to new-generation products, Samsung is likely to secure expanded supply opportunities ahead of competitors SK Hynix and Micron in the high-performance AI memory market.
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