Samsung Electronics has inked a substantial chip supply contract with Broadcom, valued at over $200 billion. Both companies are poised to bolster their market presence within the burgeoning AI infrastructure sector. In a statement released on Saturday, Samsung Electronics disclosed that this five-year pact, slated to extend through 2030, is centered on furnishing Broadcom's products with cutting-edge chips. These chips will be crafted utilizing Samsung's sophisticated 2-nanometer and even finer process technologies. This landmark agreement is set to fortify the collaborative efforts between the two entities in the realms of memory chips and wafer foundry technology, marking a significant stride in their strategic partnership.
