Samsung hiked foundry prices up to 15%, with China paying the steepest

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Samsung increased prices for its advanced chip manufacturing processes by up to 15% starting in July, driven by strong demand for AI chips and capacity constraints. Chinese customers faced the steepest hikes due to US trade restrictions limiting their options. This marks a shift as Samsung's foundry business seeks to improve profitability amid competition with TSMC.

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