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Samsung in talks to produce Anthropic’s advanced AI chips
Anthropic is in talks with Samsung Electronics to produce advanced artificial intelligence chips using the Korean chipmaker’s next-generation foundry and packaging technologies, according to a report, in a potential boost to Samsung’s efforts to win more big tech customers. The Information reported Thursday that the US AI model developer is considering using Samsung’s 2-nanometer foundry process and advanced packaging facilities to manufacture its own high-end chips. The discussions are still at
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The Eastern Herald
· Jul 4, 2026
Anthropic Is in Talks With Samsung to Build Its First Custom 2nm AI Chip
Anthropic is in early talks with Samsung to manufacture a custom 2nm AI chip, marking the Claude maker's clearest push yet toward hardware independence from Nvidia. No design or timeline has been set, but the hire of a former OpenAI chip engineer suggests the conversations are in earnest.
TechRepublic
· Jul 6, 2026
Anthropic Reportedly Eyes Samsung for Custom AI Chip
Anthropic is reportedly in early talks with Samsung on a custom AI chip as AI firms push to cut compute costs and rely less on Nvidia hardware. The post Anthropic Reportedly Eyes Samsung for Custom AI Chip appeared first on TechRepublic.
UPI
· Jul 4, 2026
Anthropic eyes South Korea's Samsung for custom AI chip
Anthropic eyes South Korea's Samsung for custom AI chip
Independent Online
· Jun 26, 2026
Samsung's AI U-Turn Is the Biggest Enterprise Signal of 2026
Samsung's AI U-Turn Is the Biggest Enterprise Signal of 2026
CBC News
· Jun 1, 2026
Do you want AI with that? Chatbots could take your next order at the drive-thru
Do you want AI with that? Chatbots could take your next order at the drive-thru
The Next Web
· Jun 24, 2026
South Korea is in talks with Samsung and SK Hynix over a second chip cluster
A presidential adviser says AI demand could pull forward the next phase of fab construction by more than a decade, and that the country needs somewhere to put it. South Korea’s government is in talks with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix about the next phase of large-scale investment in chip manufacturing, a presidential adviser said [] This story continues at The Next Web
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Related coverage for "Samsung in talks to produce Anthropic’s advanced AI chips": The Eastern Herald — Anthropic Is in Talks With Samsung to Build Its First Custom 2nm AI Chip. TechRepublic — Anthropic Reportedly Eyes Samsung for Custom AI Chip. UPI — Anthropic eyes South Korea's Samsung for custom AI chip. Independent Online — Samsung's AI U-Turn Is the Biggest Enterprise Signal of 2026. CBC News — Do you want AI with that? Chatbots could take your next order at the drive-thru. The Next Web — South Korea is in talks with Samsung and SK Hynix over a second chip cluster