Subj : Nvidia is building an "AI Megafactory" for Samsung with 50,000 GP
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From : TechnologyDaily
Date : Tue Nov 04 2025 20:30:08

Nvidia is building an "AI Megafactory" for Samsung with 50,000 GPUs - could 
this be the start of a new AI dawn?

Date:
Tue, 04 Nov 2025 20:27:00 +0000

Description:
Samsungs AI Megafactory aims to unify semiconductor, robotics, and digital 
twin systems, all powered by Nvidia GPUs.

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Samsung AI Megafactory merges chipmaking, robotics, and digital twins into 
one networked ecosystem The company integrates Nvidia Omniverse to simulate 
and optimize complex factory operations AI-managed lithography promises 
faster production cycles and sharper wafer pattern precision 

Samsung has announced plans to build what it calls an AI Megafactory, powered 
by over 50,000 Nvidia GPUs and the Nvidia Omniverse platform. 

The project aims to embed AI intelligence throughout its semiconductor, 
mobile, and robotics operations. 

This would set the stage for what could become a global benchmark in 
intelligent manufacturing and transform its semiconductor and robotics 
production. Expanding AI into semiconductor design and production 

Samsungs goal is to use AI to connect design, manage processes, operate 
equipment, and ensure quality control within a unified digital system. 

Using Nvidias cuLitho and CUDA-X libraries, the company claims a 20-fold 
improvement in computational lithography. 

These gains suggest shorter development cycles and more efficient fabrication 
are achieved through a process essential for producing accurate wafer 
patterns. 

However, questions remain about the long-term stability and maintenance of 
such AI-reliant systems. 

The company is also collaborating with partners in electronic design 
automation to develop GPU-accelerated EDA tools that could redefine chip 
design efficiency. 

Samsung will use Nvidia Omniverse libraries to create digital twins of its 
fabrication plants, simulating factory operations to identify faults and 
optimize performance before real-world deployment. 

While this approach may improve efficiency, it also increases Samsungs 
reliance on cloud hosting and web hosting for data processing and 
visualization. 

It also increases its dependence on AI-driven design, which raises issues of 
oversight, reproducibility, and the potential for technical lock-in within 
Nvidias ecosystem. 

Samsung is also extending its AI infrastructure into robotics, applying 
Nvidia RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition systems and the Jetson Thor 
platform. 

These technologies aim to enhance automation and autonomy in both humanoid 
and industrial robots. 

They promise greater precision and adaptability and reflect an industry trend 
toward merging physical and digital intelligence under centralized platforms. 

Samsung and Nvidias collaboration extends over 25 years, evolving from memory 
supply for early graphics cards to joint development of next-gen HBM4 memory. 

The new AI Megafactory appears to strengthen that relationship, but the 
consolidation of advanced AI tools within a few dominant tech alliances 
raises broader concerns. 

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