Samsung Electro-Mechanics and NVIDIA partner to boost AI infrastructure, with a multi-year supply agreement for ABF substrates beginning in 2026 and joint facility expansions in South Korea.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics has entered a multi-year supply agreement with NVIDIA to provide advanced ABF substrates starting in 2026. This partnership involves a joint investment to expand production capacity at facilities in Sejong and Busan, positioning the company to capture significant demand in the AI hardware market.
The supply agreement is scheduled to commence in 2026.
The production facilities are being expanded in Sejong and Busan.
NVIDIA is securing its supply chain for next-generation AI processors and high-speed networking solutions by partnering with Samsung Electro-Mechanics for dedicated ABF substrate production. This strategic move is designed to alleviate ongoing supply chain constraints that have historically hindered the rapid scaling of AI infrastructure.
To alleviate supply chain constraints for its next-generation AI processors and high-speed networking solutions.
It ensures a stable supply of advanced substrates necessary for scaling AI infrastructure.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics has entered a strategic partnership with NVIDIA to supply advanced ABF substrates starting in 2026. The deal includes joint investments to expand production capacity in Sejong and Busan, aiming to stabilize the supply chain for next-generation AI processors and high-speed networking hardware.
The partnership secures a stable supply of advanced ABF substrates for NVIDIA's AI processors, helping to mitigate supply chain constraints for high-performance computing infrastructure.
The multi-year supply agreement is scheduled to commence in 2026, supported by expanded production facilities in South Korea.