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The Major Change In Samsung’s Top Leadership [NEWS]

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This news will surely impact the smartphone and electronics industry overall. There has been a major change in Samsung’s top leadership the previous Thursday. Samsung heir and VP Lee Jae yang will be visiting the Netherlands for an m&a deal with a dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer ASML and a probable meeting with traditional chip-making giants like Infineon Technologies and STMicroelectronics.

ASML is also the sole supplier of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) photolithography machines(PL), essential to nano-meter chip-scale fabrication in the foundry business. It will be tough because ASML is also facing issues with manufacturing EUV PL machines due to a shortage of components. He will also be meeting the CEOs of Intel and Qualcomm.Lee had already accomplished this task previously when he returned with EUV equipment in October 2020. Read about Samsung investments and the shortage of sc devices here.

As for other developments, Samsung has replaced the head of the semiconductor research and development center. Reshuffled major executives of the foundry business

  • Starting with Song Jae-Hyuk as head of the SemiConductor R&D center. Hyuk has been credited for shifting to vertical NAND drives and super-stacked NAND drives. NAND(Not And) drives take less space and don’t require power to store data as non-volatile.
  • Another major change would be Nam Seok-Woo, VP of global manufacturing & infrastructure in the Semiconductor Business of the Device Solutions (DS) Division, heading the Foundry manufacturing business. He is also believed to be one of the best semiconductor process developers.
  • Yet another change is for Kim Hong Shik, VP of manual tech center, to lead the foundry tech innovation team.

To summarize, this reshuffle is to lead memory semiconductor experts leading the Foundry business, indicating that Samsung is trying to compete for Taiwan’s TMSC and manufacture and fabricate the first Gate All Around(GAA) based 3nm chips in June.

As we already know, Samsung has invested in the USA and Korea for the Foundry business. With all these M & M&A opportunities, it could change the future of the Foundry business, memory chip making, or a huge leap in technology and probably a leap in technology more affordable prices for top-notch tech.


Harsh is a seasoned technology enthusiast with a deep passion for Android. Since its announcement in 2007, he has closely followed the evolution of this operating system, gaining a comprehensive understanding of its features and capabilities. His background in Android, IT, and Journalism has equipped him with the skills to analyze and present complex technological concepts in a clear and engaging manner. As the Editor-in-Chief at Samlover.com, Harsh is dedicated to sharing his knowledge and experiences about Android, services, and applications with the world.

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Samsung’s New Foldables to Launch with Expanded Galaxy AI Features

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Samsung has introduced a power package of AI tools named Galaxy AI, and now it is taking steps to expand its AI facilities. Recently, it has just revealed a patent for an AI that will summarize documents. 

The Korean tech giants have revealed a patent for an AI that has the power to summarize documents based on already-learned behavior. By this step, it appears that Samsung is actively interested in commanding the AI tools industry. 

A post on X shared by a tipster stated that “Samsung has disclosed a patent for AI document summarization technology.” 

If the reports are to be believed, it is expected that the brand could apply this brand new patent on AI document summarization technology to the forthcoming Galaxy Z Flip 6. Samsung Electronics applied for this innovative patent on February 29 with the title ‘‘Electronic device for providing summary information using an artificial intelligence learning model and its control method.’’ 

The aim behind this innovation is just to introduce a technology that helps when a query is entered into an electronic device, AI inspects it, offers multiple related documents, identifies the user’s interests, and political inclinations, and then offers a customization summary. 

The patent disclosure from Samsung offers multiple summaries of information regarding search queries from usage history information. The usage history detail includes some key points, such as the preferences of the users, political inclinations, and knowledge levels composed while the user is using the electronic device. It is also expected that the brand may apply the technology to its Galaxy AI, ‘Samsung Gauss’, that is attached to the Galaxy S24 as well as the Galaxy Book 4 series. 

Although it is already rumored that the next generation of foldable devices, named the Galaxy Z Fold 6 and Galaxy Z Flip 6, will arrive with Galaxy AI features, Now it is reported that this innovative AI summarization technology could make the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 a more innovative and refined device. 

For better understanding, the giants also offered an interesting example where AI can summarize articles, in a post on X it is mentioned that –  “If a user enters an article on the topic of “Agenda for the South Korea – U.S. Summit,” and commands “summarize it shortly and neutrally,” AI would summarize keywords such as ‘Noth Korea, nuclear, missile, South Korea – U.S. military exercises,” and if the command is to “summarize it long and negatively,” AI would summarize the article to say, “Disagreements between South Korea and the United States on North Korean solutions could cast a shadow on the upcoming South Korea-U.S. summit.” 


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Samsung Could Maximize The Base Variant’s Display Size of Galaxy S25 Than Galaxy S24

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The Samsung Galaxy S25 smartphone is the next big thing for the Galaxy fan community. The Giants have already taken their first step to come close to the forthcoming flagship Galaxy S25 series smartphone. 

Something new is cooking up! Samsung is working on bringing extreme changes to the forthcoming Galaxy S25 flagship series. The fan community eagerly used to wait for the latest edition of the Galaxy S series, but at launch, they felt it had a quite similar design to its predecessor. But it’s the end! 

If the reports are to be believed, as per a tipster, the Korean giants finally got rid of the older flagship family’s design and now wanted to upgrade the design by bringing an aesthetic shift to the Galaxy S25 series, and the change starts with the base variant. 

Reports suggest that Samsung may enhance the display size of the base variant of the Galaxy S25 series compared to the recently launched Galaxy S24. This is being speculated on on the Korean blog Naver, a tipster named yeux1122 has received essential details, which he claims are from a source from Samsung. 

Although it wasn’t mentioned that the design changes would arrive in the Galaxy S25 series, it was mentioned that the display size would be increased to 6.36 inches in the base variant as compared to the 6.2-inch display on the Galaxy S24. 

Jumping on the display size of the whole Galaxy S24 family, then, the Galaxy S24 Ultra features a 6.8-inch display, the Galaxy S24+ features a 6.7-inch display, and the base variant is mentioned above. 

So by the matrix of the Galaxy S24 family’s display, the forthcoming Galaxy S25 models would arrive with even bigger panels. As display size is reported to increase, this may be a reason to expand the battery capacity to a vapor chamber with a larger surface area to deliver adequate cooling to the newer variants. Although the brand has not officially revealed anything yet regarding this report, this is just a rumor. But it will be interesting to see the Galaxy S25 will arrive with what new changes. 

Via – Wccftech


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Samsung May Power Future Flagships with In-House Chips

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Qualcomm signed a multiyear deal with Samsung to provide a Snapdragon processor for the future flagship Galaxy smartphones, which has already been revealed, during its earnings calls for the fourth quarter 2023. 

This revelation comes true, as last year’s Samsung Galaxy S23 was dedicatedly powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, and this year’s Galaxy S24 Ultra is truly powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 3, and the rest of the two base and plus variants also feature the same, but in particular regions. All this results in Samsung’s reliance on Qualcomm for high-end chipsets, which has grown significantly over the past few years. 

In the name of collaboration, Samsung is investing a huge amount in chipsets. However, this year, somewhere, Samsung brought back the Exynos with this year’s Galaxy S24 lineup. Since Qualcomm raises costs, Samsung has a tiny choice but has to pay what it demands. Because of this prospect, it is genuinely expected that Samsung will choose to put the Exynos chipsets in a lot more Galaxy devices this year to save money. 

The recent matrix has revealed that Samsung has lowered the use of Exynos chips in Galaxy smartphones. In the fourth quarter of 2023, only 13 million Exynos-powered devices shipped, which is 48% less as compared to the fourth quarter of 2022. Samsung’s revenue from smartphone chipsets decreased by 44% during the same time. 

A reason behind the decline was mainly due to Samsung purchasing more chipsets from Qualcomm for flagship devices and also MediaTek for powering a few affordable smartphones, whereas Exynos chipsets are primarily used in Galaxy devices. 

Jumping on the matrix of Samsung Electronics’ 2023 business report, the company’s mobile division spent $8.87 billion just on mobile chipsets back in 2023, which is 3.1% more as compared to 2022. For more details, the firm reports that the price of mobile chipsets has increased by 30 percent as compared to the previous year. 

A recent report reported that the Korean giants are gearing up to increase the use of their own Exynos chipsets in Galaxy smartphones from 2024 onwards, and this already happened with the Exynos 2400’s inclusion in the Galaxy S24 lineup. It is also rumored that Samsung could choose Exynos-only for the Galaxy S25 series. 

The recently debuted Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A35 are also powered by the Exynos chipset, and it is also expected that it will also remove MediaTek chipsets from its low-range lineup. 


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