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On October 3, local time, Samsung Electronics held the 2024 Samsung Developer Conference (SDC) at the McEnery Convention Center in Silicon Valley, California, USA. During the event, Samsung Electronics announced…
Jen-Hsun Huang, the CEO and founder of NVIDIA, a prominent American semiconductor company, recently expressed his excitement for "high bandwidth memory (HBM)" during a speech in the United States. As…
Samsung, the leading company in both memory chip and logic chip fields, has announced plans to invest over $40 billion in establishing a comprehensive semiconductor R&D and production ecosystem. In…
Recent reports indicate that the release of the Apple iPad Pro 2024 has been delayed until May due to a shortage of OLED panels. The iPad Pro 2024 comes in both…
Samsung Electronics' DS division, led by Kye Hyun Kyung, revealed plans to launch their artificial intelligence (AI) chip, Mach-1, in early 2025 during the 55th Annual General Meeting of Shareholders.…
Samsung Electronics is reportedly considering increasing its usage of Sony image sensors in its smartphones, according to Korean media outlet ETNews. Sony Semiconductor Solutions also has plans to relocate some…
Qualcomm Announces Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 Chip for Google and Samsung's Mixed Reality Headsets
Qualcomm recently made an announcement about the release of their latest chip, the Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2. This chip is specifically designed for mixed reality headsets and will be utilized…
Samsung Developing Advanced Smart Sensor System for Semiconductor Process Control and Management
Samsung Electronics is currently in the process of developing an advanced "smart sensor system" designed to effectively control and manage semiconductor processes. Enhancing semiconductor yield requires precise control over plasma…
The highly anticipated Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra is set to make its debut in January 2024. Exciting news has emerged from the FCC certification website, revealing detailed information about the…
The global foundry market is a fierce battleground, where TSMC, Samsung, and Intel compete to produce the most advanced chips. TSMC is the leader, with a wide range of customers and a proven record of innovation. Samsung is the challenger, with a strong position in the memory and mobile markets, and a growing ambition to catch up with TSMC in the advanced nodes. Intel is the newcomer, with a rich experience in chip design and manufacturing, and a strategic plan to offer its foundry services to others. The competition will intensify as they race to develop the 2nm process and beyond, using the gate-all-around technology.
