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22.10.26 - 07:06
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Samsung DX division postpones meeting amid bonus tensions (Digitimes)
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According to reports from Financial News, ETNews, News1 and Yonhap, Samsung Electronics' postponement of an event has intensified scrutiny of internal communications, bonus disparities, and preparations for 2027 wage talks as DX employees challenge compensation arrangements favoring the memory-focused DS division, while unions contest who should represent workers in negotiations expected to begin integrating demands in December....
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22.10.26 - 05:06
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SDC supplies over 70% of major laptop brands′ OLED panels (Digitimes)
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Samsung Display (SDC) currently supplies more than 70% of the OLED panels used by major global laptop brands, intensifying concerns over supply and pricing risks tied to dependence on a single supplier. Laptop makers are therefore gradually adjusting their procurement strategies to build more diversified sources....
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22.10.26 - 05:06
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Samsung patent boosts AI server memory efficiency without adding GPUs (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics has disclosed a patent application targeting GPU memory shortages when multiple users simultaneously submit requests to AI servers. By calculating data-transfer costs between GPUs and CPUs and minimizing unnecessary transfers, the technology is designed to enable AI servers to process more user requests quickly within limited memory capacity, without adding GPUs....
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22.10.26 - 02:06
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Samsung′s Nvidia HBM bid raises four strategic concerns (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics is reportedly turning to TSMC's 3nm process to produce base dies for Nvidia's custom high-bandwidth memory (NVHBM), abandoning its long-standing turnkey integration model to win a place in Nvidia's supply chain. The move could meet customer requirements, but it is raising concerns in South Korea over Samsung Foundry's competitiveness, HBM design control, and the long-term benefits of internal collaboration....
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21.10.26 - 22:18
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"Polished But Rough": First Major Review Casts Doubt On Foldable iPhone Duo′s Mass Adoption (ZeroHedge)
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"Polished But Rough": First Major Review Casts Doubt On Foldable iPhone Duo's Mass Adoption
Tech YouTuber Marques Brownlee, who has more than 21 million subscribers, offered a mixed first take on Apple's foldable iPhone Duo ahead of its Friday release, describing the device as "very polished around the edges, but kind of rough in the middle."
Brownlee's review of Apple's first foldable iPhone may present a hurdle to adoption. At more than $2,000, the Duo's first-generation shortcomings could make buyers reluctant to pay the hefty premium, prompting some to wait for a second generation.
"It's $2,000 to get an iPad mini that can fit in your pocket. 120 Hz iPad Mini OLED fits in your pocket. Have you ever wanted that? They made it. They did it. Great. This is the first generation. It's made for you. But also, yeah, it is it is polished but rough," Brownlee noted.
The Duo is slightly thicker and heavier than the latest Samsung Galaxy Z Fold, a difference Brownlee said "makes a big differenc...
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