Samsung reportedly considers converting R&D facility into 2nm HBM production line

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Aug. 20, 2026 –

By Neil Tyler, newelectronics.co.uk

Samsung Electronics is reportedly considering changing the role of a new semiconductor facility under construction in Giheung, South Korea, to support future demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) products used in artificial intelligence applications.

According to industry sources, the company is evaluating plans to convert its planned NRD-K Line 2 facility from a research and development line into a foundry production line. The move would enable Samsung to manufacture 2nm base, or logic, dies for next-generation HBM products, providing additional capacity as demand from AI-focused customers, including NVIDIA, is expected to increase.

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