Samsung Electronics is expanding its NAND flash partnership with Nvidia, according to a July 21 update cited by BlockBeats. Industry sources said Samsung has built V-NAND capacity of more than 100,000 wafers per month and is now mass-producing its 10th-generation V10 product for Nvidia. The report also said about 60% of Samsung’s V-NAND capacity has been allocated to V9 flash to meet NAND demand tied to Nvidia’s CMX, which is set for launch in the second half of the year. Separately, Samsung has begun trial production of 500-layer V11 flash. That pilot line started earlier this year, and the company plans to double related output in the second half. The report did not disclose further commercial terms or shipment figures.
Samsung Electronics is expanding its cooperation with Nvidia in NAND flash, according to a July 21 report cited by BlockBeats.
Industry sources said Samsung has built V-NAND production capacity exceeding 100,000 wafers per month and is mass-producing its 10th-generation V10 product for supply to Nvidia.
The report said Samsung has allocated about 60% of its V-NAND capacity to V9 flash to meet NAND demand from Nvidia’s CMX, which is scheduled for release in the second half of the year.
Samsung has also started trial production of 500-layer V11 flash. The pilot run began earlier this year, with plans to double related output in the second half.
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