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10.09.26 - 07:36
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Windsor: Apple Unlikely to Sway Foldable Android Users (Bloomberg)
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Apple says its foldable smartphone will improve on rivals' models. This comes as the company aims to show it can refine a category dominated by Samsung and Chinese smartphone makers such as Huawei. Richard Windsor, Radio Free Mobile, Founder spoke to Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja on Horizons Middle East & Africa about the launch event under the new CEO. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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10.09.26 - 06:48
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Samsung SDS partners with OpenAI and Anthropic in AI push (Digitimes)
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Samsung SDS used its REAL Summit 2026 to unveil a "multi-dimensional AI full stack" strategy, expanding its AI business from enterprise IT and cloud adoption into enterprise AI agents, AI security and physical AI. The company is deepening cooperation with OpenAI and Anthropic as it pushes from AI selection and systems integration into day-to-day operations....
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10.09.26 - 06:48
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Samsung SDS broadens AI push from software to factory robots (Digitimes)
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Samsung SDS is using its enterprise AI strategy to move beyond office automation and into factory robotics, betting that its systems-integration experience can turn fragmented robot fleets into centrally managed production tools, according to CHOSUNBIZ and BusinessKorea....
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10.09.26 - 01:06
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Apple′s first foldable lands at US$1,999, and the constraint is the panel (Digitimes)
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Apple has entered the foldable market at the top of it. iPhone Duo, announced in Cupertino on 9 September, starts at US$1,999 with 256GB and goes up to 2TB — above the US$1,899 Samsung charges for the wide-format Galaxy Z Fold8 — and is priced as a halo product rather than a volume one. The interesting question is not whether Apple can sell it. It is who gets to build it, and how few of them there are....
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09.09.26 - 16:42
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TSMC, Samsung und Intel setzen auf diesen AKTIONÄR-Tipp (Der Aktionaer)
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Die nächste Generation der Chipfertigung nimmt Gestalt an. TSMC und Samsung wollen die teuersten und leistungsfähigsten Maschinen eines bestimmten Anlagenbauers künftig in der Produktion einsetzen. Die Technik nicht aus den USA oder China, sondern von einem deutschen Nachbarn....
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09.09.26 - 14:01
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ASML: Diese neue Chiptechnik könnte alles verändern (Ariva)
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TSMC und Samsung treiben die nächste Generation der Chipfertigung voran. Die UBS sieht bei ASML enormes Potenzial. ASML steht vor der nächsten Wachstumsphase. Die UBS sieht die neue High-NA-EUV-Technologie vor dem Durchbruch. Sie könnte den niederländischen Chipmaschinenbauer zum Gewinner der nächsten KI-Welle machen. Milliardenchance durch neue Chiptechnik ASML, TSMC, Intel und Samsung ......
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09.09.26 - 12:36
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OpenAI′s deeper Samsung tie-up lands on a foundry that is running out of capacity (Digitimes)
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For Samsung Electronics' two loss-making logic businesses, OpenAI's declaration that it is jointly producing and researching next-generation chips with the Korean company matters less as a new logo on the customer list than as a sign of where Samsung's advanced wafers actually go. Samsung Foundry has spent 2026 accumulating leading-edge design wins, and System LSI is narrowing its losses behind an in-house application processor. But the most advanced commercial node Samsung sells to outside customers is now more than half consumed by Samsung's own memory division — which means an OpenAI relationship built on high-bandwidth memory may tighten, rather than relieve, the constraint on the foundry's external business....
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