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31.08.26 - 01:42
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Samsung launches Galaxy S26 FE with lower price (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics launched its Galaxy S26 Fan Edition in the second half of 2026 with a starting price of 1.045 million won in South Korea, or about US$714, as it sought to round out its smartphone lineup and address rising component costs. According to ET News and Bloomberg, global sales of the 256GB model were set to begin on September 4....
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29.08.26 - 00:48
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Qualcomm′s HBC play pulls Samsung and SK hynix into a new race beyond HBM (Digitimes)
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The AI infrastructure race has spent the past few years fixated on high-bandwidth memory as one of the most indispensable building blocks of accelerated compute. Yet as model sizes, context windows and inference workloads continue to expand, the bottleneck is increasingly shifting from how much memory can be stacked toward how efficiently data can move between memory and compute....
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28.08.26 - 06:06
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Samsung eyes zHBM products from 2029 as heat remains key hurdle (Digitimes)
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Samsung Electronics expects products based on its first-generation zHBM specifications to appear in 2029 or later, giving the 3D memory concept unveiled earlier this month an initial product window. Heat remains a key engineering hurdle as Samsung works to stack HBM directly above AI accelerators....
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28.08.26 - 02:42
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Samsung absorbs memory costs to chase smartphone crown (Digitimes)
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Global smartphone shipments are set to shrink sharply in 2026 as soaring memory and core component prices hit the market, but Samsung Electronics is moving in the opposite direction. Rather than passing costs fully on to consumers like some rivals, Samsung plans to keep shipment volume steady through the Galaxy S26, Galaxy Z Fold 8, and Galaxy A series, and could even retake the No. 1 spot in global smartphone shipments....
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