// AI news · 2026-10-25 · cnBeta
Samsung Charges Up to 25% Premium for HBM Long-Term Supply
Samsung charges up to 25% premiums for long-term HBM supply to key data center customers amid global shortages.
Published 2026-10-25 23:05 (Beijing time)Source cnBetaAuto-summarised, fact-checked against source
01Summary
Major AI firms like NVIDIA, Google, and Microsoft have locked in future capacity through long-term contracts, with about 80% of planned HBM production pre-allocated. These agreements include upfront payments and minimum volume commitments, shifting the storage industry toward supply security as a core value. Samsung has begun HBM4 production and sample delivery to meet rising demand from next-generation AI chips.
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02Key points
- Samsung charges up to 25% premium for long-term HBM supply
- 80% of future HBM capacity locked via long-term contracts with major AI firms
- Agreements include upfront payments and minimum volume commitments
- Samsung has started HBM4 production and sample delivery
03Source
cnBeta · published 2026-10-25 23:05 Beijing time
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