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Samsung to outsource all of its DRAM manufacturing and focus on HBM production

Summary by gsmarena.com
The AI race is heating up, and so is the demand for hardware required to support it. That's why companies that produce HBM memory chips like Samsung have benefited immensely in the last few years. So it's only logical for Samsung to shift its focus to HBM memory production, as this is the company's best-performing business lately. According to inside sources, Samsung is already in talks with its partners, urging them to finish their DDR5 product…

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Analysis suggests that U.S. hyperscalers, which hold the key to the demand for memory semiconductors produced by Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, have the financial strength to continue investing until 2028. This implies that the demand for artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, which has underpinned the strong performance of domestic semiconductor companies, could continue for at least two more years.

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The race for Artificial Intelligence is changing the way the largest semiconductor manufacturers distribute their production capacity. Samsung is targeting more resources for HBM memories, used in AI accelerators and high performance servers, while transferring part of the DRAM DDR5 module production to partner companies in Asia. The strategy seeks to free up space and industrial capacity for more advanced products, at a time when Samsung's dema…

Samsung is preparing to outsource a portion of its standard memory production to external partners. The company will dedicate capacity in its own factories to HBM memory used in artificial intelligence chips.

Like Micron, Samsung would prefer to manufacture HBM type memory, and entrust the DRAM found in our everyday devices to others.

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gsmarena.com broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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