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CES 2026: Nvidia and Samsung signal possible talks on next-generation memory

Lillian Chen, Taipei; Elaine Chen, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 8 January 2026 0

Credit: AFP

During the CES 2026 technology show, Nvidia executives made an unannounced visit to Samsung Electronics' private semiconductor exhibition space, a move that industry observers interpreted as a possible step...

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