Nvidia, SK to detail cooperation plan as Huang flags prolonged chip shortage - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivgFBVV95cUxQVHNJZHl4MmRVaDB2SDZQaTV0TWQyUFhFSWMtWkZaN08wSDBsQllBN2ZIOGhNV0otWjhERFRsaXVuQ3l4dmtjV0RfLXI5ak13WUE3OVAxM3Q5VG54N3JBaE5JZjF0WXVWMVdYWTRlYzV2endubDVlNEdZc25MNUpCRzVFbDlXN3ZoUFRJWUR5cU5MVEJNQTBDd1pqRmJIVkRGRjA1LWVOMWZZa2EwVHllZU5XS2oxZ29fNE4yX3R3?oc=5" target="_blank">Nvidia, SK to detail cooperation plan as Huang flags prolonged chip shortage</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

NVIDIA and SK hynix have entered a multiyear technology partnership to co-develop next-generation memory solutions aligned with NVIDIA's AI infrastructure roadmap, aiming to support the global expansion of AI factories.

Nvidia and SK Hynix are set to announce a cooperation plan, with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang indicating that the current memory shortage will persist for several years due to high demand across the industry.

SK hynix plans to double its memory wafer capacity within five years, with chairman Chey Tae-won forecasting that the AI-driven memory chip shortage will continue until at least 2030.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced that the company has secured sufficient supply chain support to sustain strong growth in its CPU and GPU segments, despite ongoing supply constraints.