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Subject	Object	Status & dates	Evidence
NVIDIA	Samsung Electronics	SUPPORTEDValidity dates not established	Why are these connected? · 1 source(s) Portfolio-level company claim; it does not associate Samsung with Blackwell, a specific process, or a physical fab. NVIDIA 2025 Annual Report on Form 10-K NVIDIA / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · Tier A · Primary source · supports NVIDIA reports using Samsung to produce its semiconductor wafers. Location: Manufacturing and supply chain Published Not stated Retrieved 2026-09-08 Factual metadata, concise paraphrase and attribution only; no source bytes retained or redistributed. Claim history →
NVIDIA	TSMC	SUPPORTEDValidity dates not established	Why are these connected? · 1 source(s) Portfolio-level company claim; it does not identify a product, process, fab, wafer allocation, or duration. NVIDIA 2025 Annual Report on Form 10-K NVIDIA / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · Tier A · Primary source · supports NVIDIA reports using TSMC to produce its semiconductor wafers. Location: Manufacturing and supply chain Published Not stated Retrieved 2026-09-08 Factual metadata, concise paraphrase and attribution only; no source bytes retained or redistributed. Claim history →
NVIDIA GH100 GPU	NVIDIA	SUPPORTEDSource-reported snapshot: 2022-03-22	Why are these connected? · 1 source(s) GH100 die. NVIDIA Hopper Architecture In-Depth NVIDIA Technical Blog · Tier A · Primary source · supports NVIDIA describes GH100 as its Hopper GPU implementation. Location: GH100 GPU fabrication discussion Published 2022-03-22 Retrieved 2026-09-08 Store factual paraphrase, metadata and link only. No source document redistribution or inferred license; no source bytes retained. Claim history →
NVIDIA Blackwell architecture	NVIDIA	SUPPORTEDSource-reported snapshot: 2024-03-18	Why are these connected? · 1 source(s) Architecture statement; not a claim about every Blackwell SKU. NVIDIA Blackwell Platform Arrives to Power a New Era of Computing NVIDIA Newsroom · Tier A · Primary source · supports NVIDIA presents Blackwell as its new GPU architecture. Location: Blackwell Innovations to Fuel Accelerated Computing Published 2024-03-18 Retrieved 2026-09-08 Store factual paraphrase, metadata and link only. No source document redistribution or inferred license; no source bytes retained. Claim history →
NVIDIA A100 Tensor Core GPU	NVIDIA	SUPPORTEDSource-reported snapshot: 2020-05-14	Why are these connected? · 1 source(s) Product authorship statement; not a fabrication or supply-chain claim. NVIDIA Ampere Architecture In-Depth NVIDIA Technical Blog · Tier A · Primary source · supports NVIDIA presents A100 as its GPU product based on its Ampere GPU architecture. Location: Introducing the NVIDIA A100 Tensor Core GPU Published 2020-05-14 Retrieved 2026-09-08 Store factual paraphrase, metadata and link only. No source document redistribution or inferred license; no source bytes retained. Claim history →
NVIDIA H100 Tensor Core GPU	NVIDIA	SUPPORTEDSource-reported snapshot: 2022-03-22	Why are these connected? · 1 source(s) Product authorship statement; not a manufacturing claim. NVIDIA Announces Hopper Architecture, the Next Generation of Accelerated Computing NVIDIA Newsroom · Tier A · Primary source · supports NVIDIA announces H100 as an NVIDIA GPU product. Location: H100 Technology Breakthroughs Published 2022-03-22 Retrieved 2026-09-08 Store factual paraphrase, metadata and link only. No source document redistribution or inferred license; no source bytes retained. Claim history →
AMD	NVIDIA	SUPPORTEDSource-reported snapshot: 2026-02-04	Why are these connected? · 1 source(s) This is AMD's self-reported, segment-specific competition statement; it is not a claim that every AMD product competes with every NVIDIA product. AMD 2025 Annual Report on Form 10-K AMD / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · Tier A · Primary source · supports AMD states that it competes primarily with NVIDIA in Data Center for its CPU, GPU, DPU, and AI NIC server products. Location: Competition in Data Center Segment Published 2026-02-04 Retrieved 2026-09-08 Store factual paraphrase, metadata and link only. No source document redistribution or inferred license; no source bytes retained. Claim history →
NVIDIA GA100 GPU	NVIDIA	SUPPORTEDSource-reported snapshot: 2020-05-14	Why are these connected? · 1 source(s) GA100 die. NVIDIA Ampere Architecture In-Depth NVIDIA Technical Blog · Tier A · Primary source · supports NVIDIA identifies GA100 as its Ampere-architecture GPU. Location: Key features — GA100 Published 2020-05-14 Retrieved 2026-09-08 Store factual paraphrase, metadata and link only. No source document redistribution or inferred license; no source bytes retained. Claim history →

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