Hwang In-hoon denied rumors that the company's chips would cut high-bandwidth memory usage. On June 5, Nvidia CEO Hwang In-hoon was interviewed by foreign media in South Korea. When asked about the rumor that “Nvidia will cut HBM usage due to tight supply,” Hwang In-hoon clearly responded, “We will use a large amount of HBM memory. Of course, supply is really limited right now. Therefore, we need to use memory more wisely in all systems. We will continue to work with our partners here to get as much supply as possible and use it as smartly as possible.”

Hwang In-hoon denied rumors that the company's chips would cut high-bandwidth memory usage. On June 5, Nvidia CEO Hwang In-hoon was interviewed by foreign media in South Korea. When asked about the rumor that “Nvidia will cut HBM usage due to tight supply,” Hwang In-hoon clearly responded, “We will use a large amount of HBM memory. Of course, supply is really limited right now. Therefore, we need to use memory more wisely in all systems. We will continue to work with our partners here to get as much supply as possible and use it as smartly as possible.”