Samsung plans to use RISC-V architecture to develop Tenstorrent artificial intelligence chip

IT Home News on October 3, Samsung recently announced a cooperation with Tenstorrent. Tenstorrent will develop the next generation of AI chips based on Samsung’s RISC-V architecture technology.

It is reported that Tenstorrent plans to use Samsung’s SF4X process to build related chips. The company has also recently received an investment of US$100 million (IT Home Note: currently about 731 million yuan) from Hyundai Group and Samsung to compete with Nvidia competes in artificial intelligence chips.

Tenstorrent CEO Jim Keller said Tenstorrent’s partnership with Samsung is very exciting, driven by chief operating officer Keith Witek. Samsung foundries have always been committed to advancing the development of semiconductor technology, which coincides with our vision to promote the development of RISC-V and artificial intelligence, making them an ideal partner to bring our artificial intelligence chips to the market

▲ Picture source foreign media Wccftech

Foreign media Wccftech believes that Samsung currently attaches great importance to its foundry department and has made huge profits in the recent field of artificial intelligence. In addition to cooperating with Tenstorrent, Samsung is currently strengthening its ties with Team Red and is responsible for fulfilling HBM orders such as AMD's Instinct MI300X

Foreign media said that Samsung’s current situation is very good. The company has the necessary equipment to be responsible for all production stages from memory to chips. Not only does this reduce a lot of hassle, but compared to companies like TSMC, Samsung's equipment is relatively new, so the quotes Samsung puts forward are also more competitive

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