Samsung puts the slide into foldables
Published in Graphics


Apple is still not there yet

Last year, Samsung was showing off folding displays, but its Flex Hybrid OLED mobile screen can slide this year.

Huawei learns how extreme ultraviolet lithography works
Published in News


China no longer depends on Dutch or US tech

Huawei is now able to create chips using extreme ultraviolet lithography (EUV) which means that it finally has a foot in the door of serious chip development.

Samsung shows new Galaxy Book2 Pro 360
Published in Mobiles


With Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3

Samsung has officially announced its newest version of the Galaxy Book2 Pro 360, one powered by Qualcomm's Snapdragon Gen 3 SoC.

Samsung shows off 12nm DDR5 DRAM
Published in PC Hardware


Works with AMD's Zen

Samsung has unveiled the world’s first 12nm DDR5 DRAM chips.

Samsung pimps GPUs with PIMS
Published in AI


Built in AI

Samsung has built the world's first large scale computing system using GPUs with built in processing-in-memory (PIM) chips.

Samsung's in-house chipmaking gaining momentum
Published in Mobiles


New division formed to make its own chips

While Samsung's flagships has been largely dependent on Qualcomm chips, and its new Galaxy S23 series is expected to arrive with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor on board, it appears that the company wants to create its own smartphone silicon.

Samsung partners with NAVER on AI chips
Published in AI


NAVER say never

Samsung has partnered with NAVER to develop semiconductors that can better handle AI workloads.

Samsung creates a new GDDR6 memory
Published in PC Hardware


FOWL play expected

Samsung has introduced a new GDDR6 memory that doubles the DRAM package's capacity and increases interface width to double its peak bandwidth.

Samsung's next Unpacked event could be in the first week of February
Published in Mobiles


Galaxy S23 series as the star of the show

According to a fresh rumor, Samsung could set its next Unpacked event in the first week of February, with the venue set in San Francisco.

Samsung working on a self-repair app
Published in News


Already patented 

Samsung has invented a new self-repair app to aid customers looking to fix their own devices and got it to the US Patent and Trademark Office.