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24.09.26 - 08:06
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Meta stretches its glasses lineup from US$249 to US$1,299.99 as rivals close in (Digitimes)
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Meta Platforms used its Connect 2026 conference on September 23 to push its eyewear lineup toward both ends of the market, adding a camera-free audio model aimed at privacy-conscious buyers and a US$1,299.99 virtual reality (VR) device that fits headset-class hardware into a frame of about 100 grams. The range now runs from a US$249 Meta Adventurer to the new Meta VR Glasses, and the expansion comes as Samsung and Google prepare to launch their own glasses later this fall....
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24.09.26 - 08:06
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South Korea chip, panel lines stay on as AI, iPhone demand surges (Digitimes)
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South Korea's major semiconductor, display, and electronics parts factories are staying open through the Chuseok holiday as AI-driven memory demand and new Apple iPhone panel production keep lines running. Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are continuing output at key plants, while display and MLCC makers are also maintaining round-the-clock operations....
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24.09.26 - 05:06
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India reportedly probes LG, Samsung over duties on OLED TV display parts (Digitimes)
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India's Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) is investigating LG Electronics and Samsung Electronics over whether they underpaid import duties on display parts for OLED televisions, Reuters reported on September 23, citing five unnamed sources. The probe puts a tariff classification question at the center of a premium TV segment both South Korean companies are counting on to grow in India....
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23.09.26 - 14:46
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Südkorea: „Der Kühlschrank ist tot“ (Sueddeutsche)
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Nach einem Update fallen in Südkorea zahlreiche KI-Kühlschränke von Samsung aus – ausgerechnet wenige Tage vor einem der wichtigsten Feiertage des Landes, an dem große Familienessen anstehen....
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23.09.26 - 10:06
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Samsung LPDDR6 validated by Qualcomm for next-gen Snapdragon platform (Digitimes)
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AI workloads are pushing cloud, edge, and mobile devices toward tighter power budgets and heavier data traffic, making memory efficiency a growing global issue. Samsung is positioning its new LPDDR6 as a response, with higher bandwidth, lower power use, and improved reliability for next-generation on-device AI....
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23.09.26 - 10:06
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Samsung Display explores halftone black PDL tech to cut OLED production costs (Digitimes)
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Samsung Display is evaluating a new manufacturing process known as halftone black pixel definition layer (PDL) that could streamline the production of its OLED panels, industry sources disclosed to The ELEC on September 22. By integrating two separate manufacturing steps into a single photolithography process, the display maker aims to reduce costs and boost efficiency for upcoming flagship devices....
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22.09.26 - 07:06
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Samsung weighs 4nm expansion as HBM4 demand strains capacity (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics is considering expanding its 4nm foundry capacity as rising HBM4 base-die demand pushes existing capacity to full utilization, South Korea's Money Today reported on September 21. The company is also reviewing whether to build a new 2nm production line for base dies in future HBM5 products....
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