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Samsung Lee Jae-yong Met with Intel Patrick Gelsinger to Discuss Cooperation in Chip Field

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Update time : 2022-06-09 13:49:37
        It is reported that Lee Jae-yong, vice chairman of Samsung Electronics, officially met with Patrick Gelsinger, CEO of Intel. In addition, Kyung Kye-Hyun, the co-representative director of Samsung Electronics in charge of chip business, Roh Tae-moon, the head of Samsung Electronics' mobile business unit, and other senior executives from memory chips, processors, OEM and other chip business departments also attended the meeting.
        People believes that only 10 days after US President Biden and South Korean President Moon Jae-in visited Samsung Electronics Pingze factory, the leaders of companies ranking first and second in the global chip industry met, which can be regarded as private enterprises' positive response to the call of the leaders of the two countries to strengthen the semiconductor alliance.
Lee Jae-yong and Gelsinger discussed cooperation in various fields, including next-generation memory, fabless system semiconductor, system chips, and semiconductor foundry.
        Samsung Electronics, known as the "strongest memory chip", and Intel, known as the "strongest processor (CPU)", are competitors and partners. In order to develop a new generation of chips, the two sides have been conducting compatibility tests between memory chips and processors for a long time. Both parties are also partners in the field of suits (finished products). Samsung Electronics' latest notebook computer "Galaxy Book 2 Pro" series is equipped with Intel's 12th generation core processor. It is expected that the two sides are also likely to cooperate in the wafer foundry business.
        The analysis pointed out that it is expected that the two companies will further expand their bilateral cooperative relations through this meeting. Financial circles pointed out that cooperation between the two enterprises is indispensable if we want to make a forward-looking layout of the new generation of Semiconductor R&D. Expanding the scope of cooperation between the two companies will certainly contribute to ensuring the stability of the supply chain and the development of the next generation semiconductor industry.
 
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