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06.10.26 - 10:06
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Samsung secures customer backing for US$5B substrate expansion (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electro-Mechanics is investing KRW6.78 trillion (approx. US$5 billion) to expand FCBGA capacity in South Korea and Vietnam. The projects are backed by customer funding and medium- to long-term volume commitments, as demand for high-performance package substrates pushes Korean production lines toward high utilization....
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05.10.26 - 15:06
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Samsung opens Boston quantum design lab to expand US research push (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics has set up a Quantum Design Lab in the Boston area of Massachusetts and started hiring for it, marking a new phase in the company's push into quantum computing. The effort places the South Korean tech giant closer to US research hubs and signals a broader attempt to connect semiconductor expertise with quantum development....
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05.10.26 - 04:54
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Samsung eyes record foldable smartphone sales (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics said its new Galaxy Z series foldable phones have beaten expectations after launch, with sales in the first month up significantly from the previous generation. The company does not think Apple's upcoming iPhone Duo will derail demand for Samsung's foldable smartphones....
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05.10.26 - 04:06
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Samsung reportedly seeks more than triple HBM prices for 2027 as HBM4 ramps (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics is reportedly seeking 2027 prices for its next-generation high-bandwidth memory (HBM) that are more than three times the price of its current HBM3E product, industry sources said. The increase would come as its main HBM product moves from HBM3E to HBM4. Analysts said the shift should further boost the company's profitability, as it leans on what it calls industry-leading performance....
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02.10.26 - 11:06
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Huawei hikes flagship prices up to US$200 as memory shortages hit smartphone margins (Digitimes)
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Soaring memory procurement costs are pushing smartphone makers to pass expenses on to consumers. As artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure expansion continues to squeeze global memory supplies, Huawei has officially raised device prices, citing an average US$200 increase in per-unit manufacturing costs. The move follows similar price hikes by Samsung Electronics across its flagship portfolio....
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