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AI CLUSTERED EVENT · 10/12/2026

Samsung Locks 80% of Next Year's Memory Capacity with Five-Year Deals from Nvidia, Google, and Microsoft

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Samsung has secured long-term supply agreements locking in nearly 80% of next year's memory chip capacity, including HBM, with deals spanning over five years from tech giants like Nvidia, Google, and Microsoft. This shift signals the AI hardware supply chain moving from spot trading to an order-driven model to ensure stability and mitigate investment risks.

LATEST/Samsung has secured long-term supply agreements locking in nearly 80% of next year's memory chip capacity, including HBM, with deals spanning over five years from tech giants like Nvidia, Google, and Microsoft. This shift signals the AI hardware supply chain moving from spot trading to an order-driven model to ensure stability and mitigate investment risks.

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  1. IT之家 · IT业界T2·68 pts
    • Nearly 80% of Samsung's next-year memory capacity is locked, primarily by Nvidia, Google, and Microsoft.
    • Long-term supply agreements typically span over five years, with SK Hynix and Micron following suit.
    • The AI component industry is shifting from spot trading to an 'order-driven' model to balance supply stability and investment risk.
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