Seoul, June 1 -- Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang said Monday that the company's next artificial intelligence accelerator, Vera Rubin, was in full production, confirming at his GTC Taipei keynote that high-bandwidth memory (HMB) from Samsung Electronics, SK hynix, and Micron will go into the platform.

According to a news report by The Korea Herald, "The three suppliers were already expected. What the keynote, held alongside the Computex trade show in Taipei, settled is that the chip has moved from road map to volume production, which fixes the order each maker has actually won."

As per the news report, the order leaves SK hynix in front, with industry estimates putting it at roughly 60 to 70 per cent of Nvidia's HBM4 volume for the R...