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Samsung reaches $1 billion in HBM4 chip sales while most of the market still uses previous-generation chips
Samsung Electronics reached the $1 billion sales mark for its sixth-generation high bandwidth memory chips four months after becoming the first company to begin mass production in February. Industry sources expect revenue to exceed $1.2 billion by the end of June.
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Samsung Electronics Co. surpassed $1 billion in sales of its sixth-generation high bandwidth memory chips, known as HBM4, Yonhap reported Tuesday. The South Korean company reached the milestone four months after it became the first firm to begin mass production and shipments of the chips in February.
Samsung has rapidly expanded shipments since the launch, increasing its share in the HBM segment. Industry sources expect Samsung's HBM4 revenue to exceed $1.2 billion by the end of June. 's Vera Rubin platform.
Nvidia graphics processing units are widely used in generative AI applications. The global HBM market remains dominated by fifth-generation HBM3E products, though industry observers expect HBM4 to become a key growth driver as demand for advanced AI chips rises.
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