Nvidia (NVDA) Approves HBM4 Supply from Three Major Firms
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Summarized by AI from the source belowNvidia (NVDA) has approved the supply of HBM4 memory from three significant chipmakers, following their certification. CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the prudent allocation of memory supply among the manufacturers. This development indicates Nvidia's expanding role in the memory supply chain. The certification process marks a critical step for the 'Big Three' storage firms, potentially impacting their production and partnership with Nvidia moving forward.
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