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FrontRow · Jul 26, 2026

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Samsung Electronics said on Saturday it struck a pact with U.S. chip designer Broadcom to widen cooperation across ⁠memory chips, contract chip making and advanced packaging envisaged to exceed $200 billion until 2030. Winning ​long-term production commitments ​from Broadcom, one of ​the world’s leading custom AI chip designers, could boost utilization at Samsung’s advanced manufacturing facilities to pull ahead in the race to supply AI ⁠chips. “The ‌expanded collaboration ... reflects Samsung’s focus on supporting ⁠customers with end-to-end semiconductor technologies across an increasingly diverse range of AI and high-performance computing applications,” the company said in a statement. The tie-up comes as global technology ‌companies increasingly develop their own custom AI accelerators, rather than relying solely on general-purpose graphics processors, driving demand for specialized chip ​design and manufacturing partnerships. The two firms’ memorandum of understanding underscores Samsung’s efforts to beef up its position in AI semiconductors by expanding its long-term ties with Broadcom amid growing demand ⁠for custom AI processors.

Samsung Electronics said on Saturday it struck a pact with U.S. chip designer Broadcom to widen cooperation across ⁠memory chips, contract chip making and advanced packaging envisaged to exceed $200 billion until 2030. Winning ​long-term production commitments ​from Broadcom, one of ​the world’s leading custom AI chip designers, could boost utilization at Samsung’s advanced manufacturing facilities to pull ahead in the race to supply AI ⁠chips. “The ‌expanded collaboration ... reflects Samsung’s focus on supporting ⁠customers with end-to-end semiconductor technologies across an increasingly diverse range of AI and high-performance computing applications,” the company said in a statement. The tie-up comes as global technology ‌companies increasingly develop their own custom AI accelerators, rather than relying solely on general-purpose graphics processors, driving demand for specialized chip ​design and manufacturing partnerships. The two firms’ memorandum of understanding underscores Samsung’s efforts to beef up its position in AI semiconductors by expanding its long-term ties with Broadcom amid growing demand ⁠for custom AI processors.

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