Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix tied to 1,375 trillion won chip cooperation project

Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix tied to 1,375 trillion won chip cooperation project

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2026-07-25 04:15:56
SK Group will supply $750 billion worth of chips to U.S. technology companies including Nvidia, according to an Odaily report citing South Korean media outlet Newsis. The same report, which cited a message from a South Korean presidential adviser, said Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are set to move forward with a chip cooperation project with major U.S. tech companies valued at 1,375 trillion won. Separately, market chatter said Samsung Electronics signed a memorandum of understanding with Broadcom on an advanced memory chip foundry deal worth $20 billion over five years. The report did not provide additional details on timing, product breakdown, or implementation terms.
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SK Group will supply $750 billion worth of chips to U.S. technology companies including Nvidia, according to Odaily, which cited South Korean media outlet Newsis.

Newsis, citing a message from a South Korean presidential adviser, reported that Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix will push ahead with a chip cooperation project with major U.S. technology companies valued at 1,375 trillion won.

Separately, market chatter said Samsung Electronics signed a memorandum of understanding with Broadcom covering an advanced memory chip foundry agreement worth $20 billion over five years.

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