Nvidia and SK Hynix have entered into a multi-hundred-billion-dollar agreement to develop data center infrastructure, according to reports citing CNBC.
The partnership is designed to secure Nvidia's access to critical memory chips, a key bottleneck in the production of advanced AI systems.
The deal comes as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang prepares to announce a broader $500 billion partnership with South Korean conglomerate SK Group during a meeting with Chairman Lee Jae-yong.
This move underscores the deepening integration between chip designers and memory manufacturers as demand for high-performance computing continues to outpace supply.
The deal comes as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang prepares to announce a broader $500 billion partnership with South Korean conglomerate SK Group during a meeting with Chairman Lee Jae-yong.
While the specific terms of the Nvidia-SK Hynix agreement were not fully detailed, the scale suggests a long-term commitment to co-developing next-generation memory solutions tailored for AI workloads.
This strategic alignment aims to mitigate supply chain risks and ensure that Nvidia's GPUs are paired with the fastest available memory technology.