en.Wedoany.com Reported - Samsung Electronics of South Korea has announced energy efficiency improvement targets for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) and server solid-state drives (SSDs) to address the growing power demand of data centers driven by the proliferation of artificial intelligence (AI). The company is accelerating its push into the AI infrastructure market.

In its "2026 Sustainability Report" released on the 26th, Samsung Electronics noted that as AI adoption increases demand for data centers, customers are placing greater emphasis on carbon reduction and the transition to zero-carbon energy. The company is collaborating with customers to explore various carbon reduction solutions and is focusing on the development of low-power semiconductor technologies.

Under its new environmental management strategy, Samsung Electronics is advancing its goal of reducing memory power consumption, having already supplied products such as the HBM4, which offers improved energy efficiency over its predecessor, and the server SSD PM1763. Samsung Electronics has set a target to improve HBM energy efficiency by 2.5 times and server SSD energy efficiency by 4 times by 2030, aiming to provide optimal AI infrastructure solutions for AI data center customers through these efforts.

The report did not disclose specific technical implementation methods, baseline years, or detailed performance metrics, but emphasized that semiconductor competitiveness in the AI era has expanded from mere performance to energy efficiency. Samsung Electronics plans to respond to customers' sustainability needs by supplying low-power products that can reduce electricity consumption and carbon emissions during data center operations.

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