NVIDIA Exec to Meet Samsung, SK Hynix for Physical AI Collaboration

Published: Apr 29, 2026 18:42 (GMT+8)
According to industry sources, a key executive from NVIDIA (NVDA.O) was scheduled to hold separate meetings on Wednesday with counterpart executives from Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix to discuss collaboration in physical AI. Madison Huang, Senior Director of Product and Technology Marketing for NVIDIA's physical AI platform, was visiting South Korea to expand partnerships in the field. The team she leads is responsible for Omniverse, NVIDIA's development platform for physical and industrial AI simulation applications, as well as the company's robotics platform that supports its industrial digitalization and physical AI strategy. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are major suppliers of memory chips used in NVIDIA's AI chips. NVIDIA also collaborates with these South Korean chipmakers to deploy large-scale GPU clusters to strengthen South Korea's national-level AI infrastructure and promote AI applications in robotics, factories, and industrial platforms.

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