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Samsung Jumps After Reported Nvidia Approval for Advanced HBM

by Team Lumida
September 22, 2025
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Key Takeaways

  • Reports say Samsung’s 12‑layer HBM3E passed Nvidia qualification testing, sending the stock up ~5% intraday and to a multi‑month high.
  • Approval would let Samsung compete with SK Hynix and Micron for high‑end AI memory used alongside Nvidia accelerators, though initial shipment volumes to Nvidia are likely small this year.
  • Analysts expect formal certification by late September or October; a confirmed win would boost Samsung’s credibility for future HBM4 opportunities.
  • Samsung’s broader push (including a $16.5B chipmaking deal with Tesla) signals a strategic effort to close tech gaps in memory and foundry capabilities.
  • Demand dynamics: rising AI capex and expected supply tightness for commodity DRAM/HBM next year support pricing and margin upside if Samsung ramps successfully.

What Happened?

Local media and industry sources reported that Samsung’s 12‑layer HBM3E cleared Nvidia’s qualification tests, a prerequisite for inclusion in Nvidia’s AI accelerators. The market priced in the news immediately, lifting Samsung shares.

Company and Nvidia have not publicly confirmed, and industry analysts expect an official certification announcement in the coming weeks.

Why It Matters

Nvidia approval is a technical and commercial milestone: it validates Samsung at the highest standard for memory used in AI training and inference systems and narrows the competitive gap with SK Hynix and Micron.

Even with initially small volumes, the reputational win improves Samsung’s odds for larger future contracts (and HBM4). Given tight market supply and strong AI demand, any credible supplier expansion into HBM at scale can meaningfully affect pricing power, product mix and capex allocation across memory players and their OEM customers.

What’s Next

Watch for an official Nvidia confirmation and detail on qualification scope and shipment timing. If certified, monitor Samsung’s disclosed shipment cadence to Nvidia, competitive responses from SK Hynix and Micron, and margin/volume commentary in upcoming earnings.

Also track whether Samsung translates the technical win into contracts for HBM4 or larger HBM3E allocations; successful ramping would be a catalyst for both revenue and re‑rating of its memory segment.

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