TSMC 7nm, next-gen Hopper 5nm

There have been rumors for quite some time about the Nvidia Ampere and the manufacturing nod. Nvidia’s first AI-based solution comes from TSMC, while some GPUs will be manufactured by Samsung too.

Don't cross Samsung

Samsung is working on a camera sensor which can match human eyes and capture more detail.

Showing Apple how to make a cheaper phone

Samsung’s Galaxy S10 Lite will be available in the US and it will cost $650, the company announced today and it is available in any colour so long as it is black.

Review: Great battery life ACPC

Microsoft was the first to ship Qualcomm's 8CX SoC the chip that they internally called Microsoft SQ1 inside the Surface Pro X. The machine did an impressive job with a nice screen, unique detachable design, and decent, but not great battery life. The Samsung Galaxy Book S came in a notebook form factor and significantly better battery endurance.   

Versal ACAP ideal for 5G

There is no doubt that Samsung is a big player in the 5G arena, both on the client and infrastructure side. Xilinx also managed to score an important 5G design win with its Xilinx Versal ACAP for worldwide 5G commercial deployments.

Multi Bridge Channel FET technology

Samsung is set to deliver a 3nm silicon manufacturing process in the year 2022 with shedloads of improvements to the transistor technology.

No one was paying attention

Samsung is shutting off the servers for its S-Voice voice assistant on June 1, 2020, at which point Samsung's original voice assistant will stop attempting to respond to voice queries.

Chips sell even better than predicted

Samsung Electronics said its first-quarter operating profit managed to rise slightly from a slump a year earlier, as solid chip sales helped cushion the blow from the coronavirus pandemic on smartphones and TVs.

Thanks for the memory, but we will suffer elsewhere

The coronavirus-driven global shift to working from home is set to have boosted demand for Samsung Electronics’ memory chips from laptop makers and data centres, but first-quarter profits are likely to remain flat due to poor consumer sales.

Falling demand and a glut

Samsung Display is ending all of its production of LCD panels in South Korea and China by the end of this year.