Samsung shares hit an all-time high on Friday, rising 6.1%.

Samsung is the largest company in South Korea and is valued at approximately 620 trillion KRW or 433.7 billion US dollars.


Shares are up 77% this year.

Some believe the company will be able to challenge SK Hynix and supply high-bandwidth memory to Nvidia and other companies for Al-related components.

Nvidia and Samsung are said to be in the final stages of negotiations over supply volumes, pricing, and schedules.

Samsung is also expected to benefit from a DRAM and NAND chip.

Shortages of such components are supposed to lead to higher prices.

Haris Khurshid, a US-based analyst, calls this Samsung's AI moment.

"Samsung is finally having its AI moment. What's interesting is that this growth isn't just about chips, it's about trust." /Telegraph/