NVIDIA said it is working with six suppliers — Amkor, IBIDEN, KYEC, Samsung Mechanics, SPIL, and Unimicron — to expand its global supply capacity for AI infrastructure. The company said the partnership spans the full chain, from critical components to advanced packaging and testing. NVIDIA said the move is intended to address strong demand for computing power and to build new capacity together with its partners. The goal, according to the company, is to deliver more NVIDIA infrastructure to enterprises and developers. The announcement focuses on supply expansion across manufacturing and backend processes as demand for AI-related compute continues to rise.
According to Techub News, NVIDIA said it is partnering with six suppliers — Amkor, IBIDEN, KYEC, Samsung Mechanics, SPIL, and Unimicron — to expand its global supply capacity across the AI infrastructure chain, from critical components to advanced packaging and testing.
NVIDIA said the move is aimed at meeting heavy demand for computing power. The company added that it will build new capacity with its partners so it can deliver more NVIDIA infrastructure to enterprises and developers.
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