Samsung Foundry is pushing for orders from NVIDIA and its next-gen GPUs using its GAA 2nm process node, would help it win ...

Hurling star DJ Carey has admitted falsely claiming he had cancer and defrauding people into paying him for treatment. The ...

Irish Independent Rugby Writer Cian Tracey was given exclusive behind-the-scenes access with the Georgian rugby team ahead of ...

The new videos come as US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth fought back at reports downplaying the effectiveness of the B-2 ...

New Delhi, May 28 -- The Income Tax (I-T) Department announced on Tuesday, May 27, that it has extended the due date to file ...

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Bets farm on 2nm Samsung’s foundry arm is pressing pause on its hyped 1.4nm production ambitions, opting instead to dump ...

Over the last four years, the company has poured more than $90 billion into capital expenditures aimed at expanding its ...

Samsung is currently the only chipmaker to commercialize GAA-based 3 nm chip processing technology. Last year, Samsung, in a global first, applied a 3 nm process node to the manufacture of advanced ...

The Exynos 2600 will be fabbed on Samsung SF2, a 2nm Gate All Around (GAA) note. The SF2 uses third-generation GAA tech and promises 12% higher performance.

The FN News team suggest that the first mass production of the prototypes will begin in May. That will give Samsung the data it needs to make the call on the Galaxy S26 specifications.

Intel struggles strategically while Samsung struggles technically On November 9, TSMC founder Morris Chang also pointed out the core reasons why Samsung and Intel's foundry businesses are struggling.