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Samsung Accelerates 2nm and 1.4nm Expansion Plans Despite 3nm Setbacks
According to a report from Business Korea, the company is installing new equipment at its Hwaseong plant to establish a 2nm production line. The company also intends to launch a 1.4nm line at its Pyeongtaek 2 plant in 2025.
Intel and Samsung Reportedly Exploring to Join Forces in ‘Foundry Alliance’ to Challenge TSMC
Intel and Samsung are reportedly exploring a strategic foundry alliance to challenge TSMC’s dominance.
$900 Million: Samsung Falls Short of Projections Amidst Fierce Competition and AI Chip Delays
Samsung Electronics posted a $6.78 billion profit in Q3 2024, falling $900 million short of projections.
Samsung to Launch 2nm Production Line by Q1 2025
Samsung is set to launch its 2nm production line by Q1 2025, aiming to produce 7,000 wafers monthly.
Samsung Invests $20 Million in AMD MI300X GPUs for AI Development
Samsung Electronics invests $20 million in AMD Instinct MI300X GPUs to enhance its AI development capabilities.
How Top Semiconductor Foundries Performed in Q2 2024?
In Q2 2024, TSMC and Samsung Electronics have thrived thanks to the surge in AI demand, showcasing remarkable revenue growth and technological advancements.
Samsung Q2 2024 Results: A 1,458% Surge in Operating Profit Driven by AI Demand
As part of its financial strategy, Samsung has announced a dividend payout of 361 won per common and preferred share for Q2 2024.
Samsung Unveils GDDR7: 40% Faster and 20% More Energy Efficient Than GDDR6
Samsung's GDDR7 offers a 40% speed boost and 20% improved energy efficiency over GDDR6, utilizing advanced PAM3 modulation and superior thermal management.
Samsung Breaks 20-Year Tradition with a $3.6 Billion Loan to Dominate Chip Industry
This decision marks a significant departure from Samsung's long-standing practice of funding projects solely through its cash reserves.
