Samsung (SSNLF) said on its Q3 earnings call that it had “completed an important phase” in qualifying to sell the most advanced form of the HBM3E memory chips to a major customer that work with processors made by Nvidia (NVDA) and other companies to enable AI computing, The Wall Street Journal’s Jiyoung Sohn and Kwanwoo Jun report. While Samsung didn’t identify the customer, the description matched Samsung’s relationship with Nvidia, whose CEO previously commented that he was interested in Samsung’s HBM3E but hadn’t yet determined whether it met Nvidia’s quality standards.
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