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Samsung has more than doubled its high-bandwidth memory market share over the past year, challenging SK Hynix's long-held lead with Nvidia. Both South Korean firms control 83% of global memory chips and are racing to supply US AI infrastructure. SK Hynix is building a $4 billion Indiana packaging plant, while Samsung has struck deals with Nvidia and OpenAI.
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