A South Korean presidential adviser said the memorandum of understanding covers advanced memory and foundry business over five years, pointing to a potentially large semiconductor supply agreement.
Samsung and Broadcom have reportedly signed a memorandum of understanding covering a $200 billion advanced memory and foundry deal over five years. The claim was attributed to a South Korean presidential adviser. If formalized, the arrangement would rank as a major long-term semiconductor supply pact, spanning both advanced memory chips and foundry services (contract chip manufacturing).