Samsung signs memorandum with Broadcom for up to $200bn cooperation

A large-scale MOU with Samsung could secure major memory, packaging and foundry capacity for Broadcom's future AI accelerator products and signals strategic supply commitments in a tight memory/packaging market.

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- Agreement covers memory chips, foundry services and advanced packaging.
- Headline framework value cited as up to US$200 billion.
- Specific projects include collaboration on Broadcom's next-gen AI accelerator using Samsung HBM and advanced packaging.
- Secures potential access to Samsung's HBM memory and sub-2nm foundry nodes for Broadcom accelerators.
- Could mitigate memory and packaging constraints cited as margin pressures for custom AI chips.
- Positions Broadcom alongside other AI customers partnering with Samsung and South Korean suppliers.

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