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Samsung Electro-Mechanics signs 300 billion won AI server MLCC supply deal with global major company
Samsung Electro-Mechanics secured an additional long-term supply contract worth about 300 billion won, as demand for AI server parts grows. The company said on Wednesday it signed a contract to supply MLCCs for AI servers to a global major company. The supply period runs for one year from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2027. It said only a limited number of companies can supply such products due to design and durability requirements.
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Amotech to supply MLCCs to global optical communications company
Amotech said it has entered the AI data centre supply chain by stepping up mass production of ultra-high-frequency broadband multi-layer ceramic capacitors used in high-performance optical networks. It said MLCCs are essential for high-speed signal processing in AI servers and optical communications equipment. The company plans to start supplying a U.S. optical communications company in the second half and add higher-priced ultra-broadband products in 2027.
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AI chip glass substrate supply chain race enters round two, expands into materials alliances
Competition over glass substrates, a next-generation semiconductor packaging material, is shifting from individual company technology validation to a race to build supply chains led by materials alliances. Samsung Electro-Mechanics has moved to set up a 480 billion won joint venture with a Sumitomo Chemical group affiliate. The move sharpens its rivalry with SKC, whose unit Absolics has completed construction of a glass substrate mass-production line in Georgia.
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Samsung Electro-Mechanics signs 450 billion won MLCC deal with global big tech
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AI-driven component stocks stay firm despite memory swings
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Samsung Electro-Mechanics signs 1.5 trillion won silicon capacitor supply deal
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Samsung Electro-Mechanics evolves into an AI infrastructure company
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MLCC shortage stretches lead times to 24 weeks
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After AI chips, robots give components makers a double tailwind
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Japan\'s MLCC industry hit by China\'s minerals weaponisation, Samsung Electro-Mechanics emerges as alternative
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DDR5 era begins; Samsung Electro-Mechanics seen benefiting as high-voltage MLCC leader