Samsung Electronics Chairman Jay Y. Lee, SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won and Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang will meet in New York on the 28th, local time, about two months after their July gathering in San Francisco. The executives will attend the Korea Society's annual gala, where Huang is this year's recipient of the Van Fleet Award for contributions to the U.S.-Korea relationship. Their meeting comes after a U.S.-China summit as competition over AI chips and supply chains intensifies. Discussions could cover next-generation high-bandwidth memory, including HBM4E and HBM5, as well as foundry services, advanced packaging and broader AI infrastructure. Samsung and SK have expanded cooperation with Nvidia beyond memory supply: SK Telecom plans to build an AI factory of up to 2 gigawatts using Nvidia's DSX platform and Vera Rubin systems, with phased operations beginning in 2027, while Samsung is developing an AI megafactory using more than 50,000 Nvidia GPUs. The gathering is not a formal business negotiation, but may provide an opportunity to review existing projects and future cooperation as GPU and memory makers increasingly co-design products years before launch.