Preferred Networks, a Japanese AI business, ordered Samsung Electronics’ 2-nanometre foundry process and advanced chip packaging service to create AI chips on Tuesday
It is the first order that Samsung has disclosed for its cutting-edge contract manufacturing technique for chips with a measurement of 2 nanometers. Samsung did not specify the magnitude of the order in any further detail.
According to a statement released by Samsung, the chips will be manufactured with a high-tech chip architecture known as gate-all-around (GAA).
Additionally, many chips will be merged into a single package to improve the speed of interconnections and minimize the size of the package.
According to Samsung, Gaonchips Co., located in South Korea, she designed the chips.
According to Junichiro Makino, vice president of Preferred Networks and chief technology officer of computing architecture, the chips will be used to develop high-performance computing hardware for generative artificial intelligence technologies such as substantial language models.
This information was provided in a statement.
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