Samsung leader Jay Y Lee receives presidential pardon
Following its leader's pardon, Samsung could be set to announce acquisitions of other major tech companies.
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Samsung aiming to sell 10 million foldable smartphones in 2022
The South Korean tech giant's goal is to have foldable smartphones account for over half of the premium smartphones it sells by 2025, the company's mobile president says.
Samsung posts solid second-quarter earnings thanks to memory chips
Samsung recorded solid growth in the second quarter thanks to the strong performance of its chip business and solid sales of smartphones despite the overall market slowdown.
Samsung develops GDDR6 DRAM with 24Gbps speed for graphics cards
The new DRAM will allow premium graphics cards to support a data processing rate of up to 1.1TB, Samsung says.
Samsung sustains growth in Q2 thanks to chips
Continued demand for memory chips is expected to have offset lowered sales of smartphones for Samsung during the second quarter.
Samsung starts mass production of chips using advanced 3nm process node
Samsung has begun mass production of chips using its 3nm process node __ its most advanced chip production technology yet that allows smaller chips to pack even more power.
Samsung unveils new 200MP camera sensor for smartphones
Samsung's Isocell HP3 image sensor packs smaller pixels and upped autofocus compared to its predecessor.
Samsung to spend $355 billion over five years on chips and next-gen technology
Samsung will expand its investment in what it calls strategic businesses, which include semiconductors and biopharmaceuticals.
South Korea becomes first Asian member of NATO cyber research centre
The NATO think-tank, which holds large-scale cyber defense exercises among member nations every year, has accepted South Korea as its first Asian member.
Samsung wins $1 billion deal from Dish to supply 5G equipment
The South Korean tech giant will provide its Open RAN compliant 5G solutions for Dish's 5G network roll out in the US.