Samsung expands AI memory, storage strategies

Samsung Electronics said Tuesday it has unveiled its next-generation memory and storage technology strategies aimed at improving the performance of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. The Korean chipmaker presented the strategies at the OCP Global Summit 2026, which opened Monday (local time) in San Francisco. Samsung outlined three key technology directions to enhance AI infrastructure…

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Samsung expands AI memory, storage strategies

Samsung Electronics has unveiled its next-generation memory and storage technology strategies at the OCP Global Summit 2026 in San Francisco, aimed at improving the performance of artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure. The Korean chipmaker presented three key technology directions to enhance AI infrastructure performance: high-performance memory, Compute Express Link (CXL)-based memory expansion technologies, and data storage and management solutions using next-generation solid-state drives (SSDs).

Samsung's corporate vice president and head of the application engineering team, Shim Ho-jun, highlighted the growing importance of memory capacity expansion and data storage technologies as AI models become larger and the volume of data required for inference increases.

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