Tesla asks Samsung, SK Hynix to supply HBM4 chip samples

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Samsung Electronics Co.and SK Hynix Inc.are said to be developing the sixth-generation high-bandwidth memory (HBM4) chip prototype for Tesla Inc., which has joined US big tech peers in a race to develop their own artificial intelligence chips, according to sources in the semiconductor industry on Tuesday.

To catch up to SK Hynix, its bigger memory rival Samsung Electronics has even formed a partnership with foundry archrival Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd.(TSMC) under an agreement, in which TSMC will manufacture base dies for Samsung’s HBM4 chips upon requests by the latter’s customers.

Industry sources said that the US EV giant has asked the Korean chip duo to supply HBM4 chips for general use, and it is expected to choose one of the two companies as its HBM4 supplier after testing their samples.