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A Reddit r/stocks post reports that Samsung Electronics confirmed the entire output of its second Taylor, Texas foundry fab will be HBM base dies supplied to AMD and Nvidia. The post says the fab will use a 2-nanometer-class process, with equipment move-in scheduled for February 2029 and mass production in 2030, and a site 1.5 times the size of Fab 1. It also states Samsung envisions combining South Korean-made DRAM core dies with U.S.-made base dies, and that Samsung shares dropped last month on reports it was collaborating with TSMC on a base die supply for Nvidia's NVHBM standard.
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Samsung confirmed the entire output of its second Taylor, Texas fab will be HBM base dies supplied to AMD and Nvidia.
“the entire output of its second Taylor, Texas, foundry fab, breaking ground this month, will be HBM base dies supplied to AMD and Nvidia”
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The Taylor Fab 2 will use a 2-nanometer-class process.
“The fab, which will use a 2-nanometer-class process”
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Equipment move-in at the fab is scheduled for February 2029 and mass production for 2030.
“scheduled for equipment move-in in February 2029 and mass production in 2030”
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The Fab 2 site is 1.5 times the size of Fab 1.
“its site is 1.5 times the size of Fab 1”
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Samsung stocks dropped sharply last month on reports it was collaborating with TSMC to secure a base die supply for Nvidia's NVHBM standard.
“Samsung stocks dropped sharply on the news that Samsung is reportedly collaborating with the world's largest chip maker, TSMC”
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