Samsung Electronics has received a contract worth more than 200 billion US dollars to supply chips to Broadcom, and the two companies are working to gain a larger share of the artificial intelligence infrastructure market. Samsung Electronics said in a statement on Saturday that the five-year agreement will last until 2030, focusing on providing Samsung's 2 nm and below advanced process technology for Broadcom products. The agreement will deepen strategic cooperation between the two companies in the fields of memory chips and foundry technology. Samsung said it will support the launch of Broadcom's next-generation AI accelerator in the field of memory chips. The cooperation between the two sides is expected to expand to advanced packaging technology based on Samsung's 2nm process, including 2.3D and 2.5D integration technology to create higher-performance, more energy-efficient AI and network chips.

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