South Korea's Samsung and SK Hynix will supply over $950 billion worth of memory chips to U.S. technology giants.

Foreign Media: At a briefing, South Korean presidential advisor Kim Yong-beom announced that Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix will enter into a $950 billion storage chip supply collaboration with major U.S. technology companies, with SK Hynix providing long-term storage chips worth $750 billion to American firms including Nvidia, while Samsung Electronics will supply chips worth $200 billion to Broadcom. This move marks a significant strategic initiative by South Korea's semiconductor enterprises in the artificial intelligence chip sector.

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