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Samsung Reportedly Outsources Google’s TPU I/O Late-Stage Design, Says Report

15 July 2026 at 22:12

Korean chip giant Samsung is reportedly considering outsourcing orders to design a portion of Google's Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) AI chips. Samsung is believed to be Google's manufacturing partner for the TPU chip's input/output (I/O) die. While the TPU's compute tile is expected to be manufactured by TSMC, the part on which the tile will be connected, called the I/O, is said to be Samsung's responsibility. For the I/O, Samsung is considering outsourcing the back-end design for the chip in order to ensure that Google's design is fit for its manufacturing facilities, says the Korean press. Several Korean Firms in […]

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CXMT DDR5 Memory Trails Hynix In Performance At Identical Speeds, With Batch-To-Batch Silicon Variance That Makes Overclocking A Gamble, As Per ASUS

15 July 2026 at 16:00

Two RGB-lit KingBank RAM modules are displayed in front of a neon-lit background featuring the 'CXMT ChangXin Memory Technologies' logo.

CXMT's DDR5 memory has some major drawbacks versus DRAM modules from the big three, as ASUS highlights poor overclocking and worse performance. Motherboard Vendors Have Unlocked Over 8000 MT/s Speeds On CXMT-Based DDR5 Memory Modules, But The DRAM Is Inferior In Performance & Overclocking With the ongoing DRAM shortages, China's DIY PC market has started relying heavily on domestic memory solutions. We have seen brands such as Kingbank, Gloway, Lexar, and many more utilize CXMT DDR5 memory. As such, motherboard vendors have started offering optimized support for these modules. With strengthened BIOS support, these memory modules can now surpass 8000 […]

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Samsung’s Titanium Flex Involves A Structure Just 30% The Width Of A Human Hair, And Is The Secret Sauce Behind The Galaxy Z Fold 8’s Creaseless Display

15 July 2026 at 04:20

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 showcasing its unfolded screen with app icons and on-screen text '10:30 Thu, 12 September 2024' alongside its rear 200MP camera setup.

With just around a week left till Samsung formally unveils its latest lineup of foldables, the South Korean tech giant has now removed the wraps from one of the biggest mysteries of the upcoming launch galore: how the Galaxy Z Fold 8 and Fold 8 Ultra will keep the dreaded display crease at bay. Samsung's Titanium Flex involves an extremely thin titanium-alloy film that sits just beneath the OLED panel, and bolstered by an underlying titanium plate Samsung's Titanium Flex is an inventive solution to the display crease problem that has plagued nearly every foldable till now, and involves 2 […]

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Samsung Reportedly Lands Anthropic as Foundry Customer, Looking to Reverse its Chip Deficit With 2nm AI Orders

14 July 2026 at 19:24

With the AI race in full swing, Samsung Foundry has reportedly secured a contract to manufacture Anthropic's AI chips. Anthropic has slowly shaped up to be one of the most important players in the AI industry courtesy of its advanced AI models. As the AI semiconductor sector remains highly concentrated, with the bulk of chips designed and sold by NVIDIA, major players such as Google, OpenAI and Amazon are designing custom chips. Samsung's deal with Anthropic is expected to allow the foundry business to return to growth, say the sources, and allow it to reverse a deficit. Anthropic to Purportedly […]

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SK hynix May Add Just One-Sixth Of Its Planned New Memory Capacity By 2028, Handing Ammunition To The DRAM Price-Fixing Lawsuit

14 July 2026 at 05:32

SK Hynix developing High Bandwidth Storage to boost AI performance in smartphones and tablets

A bombshell report from the Bank of America has just demolished the fallacy that new memory supply is just around the proverbial corner, with SK hynix now likely to bring online just around one-sixth of its initially envisaged production capacity additions by 2028. According to a Taiwanese memory chip industry insider, Samsung and SK hynix will only be able to bring their massive new fabs at Gwangju and Jeolla fully online after a decade We already know that South Korea's President, Lee Jae-myung, wants the country's memory capacity doubled by 2030, and has touted massive new fabs that Samsung and […]

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The Cutthroat Smartphone Industry And DRAM Crisis Force A Player Out Of The U.S. Market, Giving Apple & Samsung Additional Room To Reap Profits

14 July 2026 at 00:15

One smartphone player bows out of the U.S. smartphone market, giving Apple and Samsung plenty of room to grow

The U.S. smartphone market is currently dominated by Apple, with a small but important chunk occupied by Samsung. The remaining brands have been offered breadcrumbs in terms of market share, refusing to let any other manufacturer grow out of their shadow. Unfortunately, the AI boom had to arrive at an inopportune time, because the aforementioned reason and rising memory prices have forced one company out of the U.S., plus one other market. OnePlus is preparing to bid farewell to the U.S. and European markets, with an announcement expected in the coming days The writing was practically on the wall, and […]

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The Galaxy S26 Ultra’s Red Tint Issue Mars Samsung’s Display Prowess Even As It Doubles Down On An Even More Ambitious Rollable Phone

13 July 2026 at 18:46

Two smartphones with punched-hole cameras display numeric keypads, labeled as 'Galaxy S26+'.

Samsung takes particular pride in its OLED tech, which spans the globe's most advanced display-related offerings. Even so, given the volumes that Samsung produces at scale, some shortcomings are bound to emerge, as is the case with a troubling red tint issue that some Galaxy S26 Ultra units are now apparently contending with. What's more, this issue has gained added significance in the wake of Samsung's ambitions related to a rollable phone. The Galaxy S26 Ultra's red tint issue places Samsung's reputation and its rollable phone-related ambitions at stake The South Korean publication Newsway is now reporting that some users […]

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Samsung’s 2nm Node Lands Tesla’s AI5 Chip at Its Texas Taylor Fab, Silencing Yield Doubters

13 July 2026 at 15:10

Tesla Pulls 2nm AI Chip Production Onto US Soil, Splitting AI6 and AI6.5 Between Samsung Texas and TSMC Arizona 1

Tesla is all set to begin production of its AI5 chip on Samsung's 2nm process technology after a successful tapeout back in April. Samsung & TSMC To Produce Tesla's AI5 Chip With The Former Leveraging Its 2nm Capabilities Last month, Elon Musk announced the successful tape-out of its AI5 AI chip. Elon shared pictures of the chip, featuring a large primary die in the middle that will handle all of the compute and 12 DRAM modules on the outskirts, offering high capacity and efficiency-optimized bandwidth. The DRAM modules in the picture are from SK hynix, and while the DRAM SKU […]

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SK Hynix CEO Warns 2027 Will Be Memory’s β€œWorst Year” Ever, With Shortages Set To Outlast The Decade

12 July 2026 at 14:45

A group of executives stands in front of SK hynix signage at Times Square, with a large screen displaying 'Live on in MEMORY' and the Nasdaq logo visible.

SK Hynix CEO has warned that memory shortages will be at their worst in 2027 as it celebrates its trading debut on Nasdaq in Times Square. Memory Supply Won't See Any Sign of Relief Beyond 2030 As SK Hynix Signals 2027 To Be The Worst Year In Terms of Shortages Well, memory shortages have gripped all aspects of the tech industry, and it seems to have become the norm these days. As the supply crunch continues, the CEO of SK Hynix, one of the three largest DRAM producers, has said that things are about to get much worse for the […]

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iPhone 18 Pro Unlikely To Use CXMT DRAM Due To Deep Integration Between A20 Pro’s Newer Packaging And Samsung, SK hynix Memory; Rumor Shares One Silver Lining

11 July 2026 at 11:55

The deep integration of Apple's A20 Pro and Korean DRAM might make it difficult for the iPhone 18 Pro models to feature Chinese memory

The industry is hyping up the alliance between Chinese memory manufacturer CXMT and Apple, with the latter previously reported to have begun testing the company’s DRAM chipsΒ for use in future products. Unfortunately, a new rumor buries any hope that these modules will be found in the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max,Β and it’s not due to any political pressure. Apparently, it’s a technological limitation involving the A20 Pro’s Wafer-Level Multi-Chip Module Packaging (WMCM). All hope isn’t lost because Apple’s standard A20 found in the iPhone 18 and iPhone 18e could still be paired with CXMT DRAM For […]

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Samsung mass produces 28.4 GB/s PM1763 PCIe 6.0 SSD

Samsung enters the PCIe 6.0 era with its new PM1763 SSD Samsung has begun mass production of its first PCIe 6.0 SSD, the PM1763. This SSD targets AI datacenters, delivering up to 28,400 MB/s sequential read speeds and up to 21,900 MB/s sequential write speeds. With this SSD, Samsung offers users a 2x speed boost […]

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