NVIDIA and Samsung Electronics have joined forces to establish a groundbreaking AI Factory, combining cutting-edge accelerated computing with advanced semiconductor manufacturing technology. The initiative integrates more than 50,000 NVIDIA GPUs, marking a major leap toward intelligent, AI-driven manufacturing.
This partnership builds on over 25 years of collaboration between the two tech giants — spanning memory technology, high-bandwidth memory (HBM) innovation, and GPU architecture support. The AI Factory will expand their joint efforts across semiconductor foundries, AI systems, robotics, and mobile technologies.
Key Innovations and Benefits
- Accelerated Chip Development:
Samsung will use NVIDIA’s CUDA-accelerated infrastructure, achieving up to 20× faster performance in computational lithography and TCAD simulations. - Digital Twin Manufacturing:
Using the NVIDIA Omniverse platform, Samsung will create realistic digital twins of its global fabrication plants. These virtual models will enable predictive maintenance, optimize factory operations, and streamline production workflows. - AI-Driven Robotics and Automation:
Samsung is deploying RTX PRO servers powered by NVIDIA RTX 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs to enhance automation, logistics, and real-time anomaly detection across its facilities. - Next-Generation Chip Production:
NVIDIA’s cuLitho library is being integrated into Samsung’s advanced lithography systems, enabling faster and more energy-efficient optical proximity correction (OPC) processes. - AI Everywhere:
Samsung is expanding its AI ecosystem with proprietary large language models that power over 400 million devices. These capabilities include real-time translation, multilingual assistance, summarization, and advanced robotics integration using NVIDIA Isaac Sim and Jetson Thor platforms.
Leadership Insights
Jensen Huang, NVIDIA’s founder and CEO, described the collaboration as “the dawn of the AI industrial revolution,” combining Samsung’s leadership in manufacturing with NVIDIA’s advancements in AI computing to transform industries worldwide. 
Jay Y. Lee, Executive Chairman of Samsung Electronics, emphasized the long-standing partnership between the two companies — from early GPU memory support to building the AI Factory — highlighting their shared commitment to driving technological breakthroughs and setting new global standards.
