Long-term contract fulfilled for Samsung memory chips

Samsung Electronics has secured 70% of its memory chip production capacity through long-term contracts covering the period until 2031. This is reported by One.uz.

This strategic move allows the company to plan future supply with precision while opening the way to sell memory modules to major clients at prices significantly lower than current market rates. According to sources from SeDaily and Ixbt.com, the contract prices are set at a level five times lower than the current market value.

Price Difference and Contract Terms The price of a 36GB HBM3E memory stack on the open market has approached approximately $2,100. Under the contract, the same product is valued between $365 and $510.

This massive price discrepancy has raised questions among experts, who speculate that these prices may correspond to indicators from the pre-global-crisis era. Key Partners and Market Impact Leading global IT corporations, including Microsoft, Google, and NVIDIA, are benefiting from these preferential contracts.

While these agreements ensure market stability for Samsung, they provide partner companies with access to the necessary memory models for developing artificial intelligence and high-performance computing systems at stable and affordable prices. This process is expected to have a positive impact on the growth rate of the global technology market.