Samsung’s Strategic XR Entry with Android-Powered Headset Samsung has officially entered the extended reality (XR) hardware market with the launch…
Samsung has reportedly commenced mass production of 2nm GAA wafers with yields targeting 70%. Company executives express strong confidence in the technology’s potential to reshape the semiconductor landscape, while SK hynix leadership describes it as a critical industry inflection point that could challenge TSMC’s market dominance.
Samsung Electronics has reportedly begun mass production of 2nm Gate-All-Around (GAA) semiconductor wafers in late September, marking a significant advancement in the competitive foundry market. According to reports from the Chosun publication, the technology is initially being deployed for Samsung’s upcoming Exynos 2600 processor, with company executives expressing strong optimism about the node’s performance and yield improvements during recent high-level government meetings.
Unexpected Thermal Performance in Samsung’s Latest Fan Edition Recent firmware-based testing has revealed a surprising development in Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy…
The Untapped Potential of Vision Pro as a macOS Platform Apple’s recent announcement of a Vision Pro model featuring the…
Strategic Acquisition Signals New Era in Connected Healthcare When Samsung announced its acquisition of digital health platform Xealth for approximately…
** Samsung is set to make a significant change to its cloud backup ecosystem. According to a new report, the company will stop using Microsoft’s OneDrive as the default backup solution within the Samsung Gallery app in 2026, moving users to its own Samsung Cloud service. **CONTENT:**
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Samsung Accelerates AI Revolution with Next-Generation HBM4E Memory Samsung has positioned itself at the forefront of high-bandwidth memory innovation, becoming…
In a dramatic strategic reversal, Samsung Electronics has reportedly canceled development of the Galaxy S26 Edge following disappointing market performance…
Samsung Electronics is rolling out its first comprehensive employee stock award program, granting shares to workers outside executive suites. The move comes as billionaire Mark Cuban advocates for broader worker participation in corporate wealth generated by stock market gains.
Samsung Electronics is reportedly implementing a groundbreaking stock award program for all employees, marking the first time the global tech giant has offered such comprehensive equity sharing outside executive ranks. According to reports seen by Bloomberg, the program will grant payouts to staff over three years based on Samsung’s stock performance, starting this October through October 2028.
