A source said Samsung has pushed back delivery of ASML equipment to the Texas factory, without elaborating on a revised delivery schedule.

Samsung Electronics has postponed taking deliveries of ASML chipmaking equipment for its upcoming factory in Texas as it has yet to win any major customers for the project, three people familiar with the matter said.

Samsung Electronics Delays ASML Equipment Deliveries Samsung Electronics has delayed the delivery of chipmaking equipment from ASML for its upcoming $17 billion factory in Taylor, Texas. According to sources,

Samsung Electronics has postponed ASML chipmaking equipment deliveries for its Texas project due to no major clients, delaying the $17 billion factory's progress. The gap between Samsung and rivals like TSMC widens,

Samsung has pushed back deliveries of ASML equipment for the Taylor facility. The company’s challenges are also affecting factories in South Korea. ASML slashed its 2025 outlook due to less favorable market conditions. Samsung has postponed taking crucial chipmaking equipment deliveries from ASML for its Texas factory.

Samsung's Texas chip factory has faced delays in equipment deliveries and customer acquisition, posing risks to its 2026 production timeline.

Samsung Electronics has delayed equipment deliveries for its new Texas chip facility due to a lack of major customers, impacting its expansion into contract chip manufacturing and highlighting competitive challenges with industry leaders like TSMC.

According to a Reuters report that cites people familiar with the matter, Samsung has postponed receiving chipmaking equipment for its $17 billion factory in Taylor, Texas, due to challenges with securing customers for the project.

The delay in equipment deliveries is a fresh setback to the Taylor project, which is at the heart of Samsung chairman Jay Y. Lee's ambition to expand beyond its bread-and-butter memory chips into contract chip manufacturing,