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AMD Says It Continues to Explore Samsung Partnership, HBM Supply Landscape May Shift

AMD CEO Lisa Su said the company will continue to explore cooperation with Samsung and noted that HBM4-equipped products are set to ship while expanding collaboration in Korea. The move could erode SK hynix's HBM dominance, raising competition concerns, but it also confirms strong HBM4 demand, a net positive for the memory sector.

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TradingView · 10-07 21:35 KST
AMD Says It Continues to Explore Samsung Partnership, HBM Supply Landscape May Shift
AMD CEO Lisa Su said the company is still exploring HBM cooperation with Samsung, raising concerns that SK hynix's HBM customer share could be diluted. If Samsung enters AMD's supply chain, hynix's HBM market dominance may face competitive pressure, potentially weighing on near-term stock sentiment.
Daum · 10-07 20:12 KST
AMD's Lisa Su: HBM4-Equipped Products to Ship, Expanding Korea Cooperation
AMD CEO Lisa Su said the company will ship HBM4-equipped products and expand cooperation with Korean manufacturers, seen as a positive signal for SK hynix's HBM4 orders. If hynix secures a share of AMD's HBM4 supply, it would solidify its position in the AI memory market and serve as a positive catalyst for the stock.