SK Group and NVIDIA unveil $500B AI infrastructure partnership with memory alliance
Jul 25, 2026, 1:13 AM EDT5 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The partnership signals a multi-year, high-capex AI infrastructure buildout and a secured, next-gen memory supply chain, potentially expanding NVDA's TAM and reducing memory bottlenecks. Similar scale collaborations historically correlated with favorable long-term RAND and revenue visibility for leading AI hardware players.
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SK Group and NVIDIA unveiled a $500B+ plan to build AI infrastructure and secure AI memory supply, including a 2-GW Vera Rubin DSX AI Factory online in 2027 and a long-term HBM4 memory collaboration with SK hynix. The alliance aims to accelerate AI infrastructure growth in Asia-Pacific, potentially expanding NVIDIA's hardware demand and stabilizing memory supply over the mid-to-long term.
SK Group and NVIDIA sign LOIs for a $500B+ AI infra partnership.
2-GW NVIDIA Vera Rubin DSX AI Factory planned; first online in 2027.
SK hynix to co-develop AI memory, including HBM4, with NVIDIA.
SK Telecom to build 2-GW AI Cloud in Korea using DSX.
Strategic aim: expand Asia-Pacific AI infrastructure and sovereign/enterprise AI services.
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