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Samsung sells over $1 billion of newest memory chips four months after launch
Samsung Electronics Co. reported HBM4 chip sales exceeding $1 billion. The company began global mass production in February and projects revenue above $1.2 billion by the end of June. The chips target next-generation AI accelerators.
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Samsung Electronics Co. sales of sixth-generation high bandwidth memory chips surpassed $1 billion, Yonhap reported Tuesday. The milestone arrived four months after the company became the first to start mass production and shipments of HBM4 chips in February.
Industry sources cited by Yonhap expect Samsung's HBM4 revenue to exceed $1.2 billion by the end of June. The firm has expanded shipments rapidly since the launch, increasing its share in the HBM segment. 's Vera Rubin platform.
Nvidia graphics processing units power many generative AI applications. The broader HBM market remains dominated by fifth-generation HBM3E products. Industry observers told Yonhap that HBM4 will serve as a key growth driver as demand for advanced AI chips rises.
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