Report: Samsung’s 4nm lines run at full tilt as HBM4 chips eat up to 60% of foundry output
According to a report from ZDNet Korea, Samsung has dedicated more than 50% of its 4-nanometer lines to manufacturing the base die for HBM4 memory chips, as demand for high bandwidth memory outpaces supply. The article cites sources within and outside Samsung, indicating the company aims to expand HBM4 production in Q3 2026.
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