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Samsung's low

Display above the entrance shows Samsung Electronics closing below 70,000 won ($59) per share. This is the first time for the tech giant to close below 70,000 won in 10 months. The last was on Dec. 3 when it ended at 69,700 won per share.

2021-10-12

Samsung announces new DRAM module

Samsung Electronics has started producing a new standard of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) module dubbed DDR5 (Double Data Rate 5) using an advanced manufacturing process.

2021-10-12

OECD-led tax scheme could hit Samsung Electronics but help Korea

With 136 countries and territories finalizing an agreement on a global tax, the focus in Korea is on how the pact might affect some of its largest companies, namely Samsung Electronics and SK hynix.

2021-10-10

Samsung reports record sales in Q3 as chip prices rise

Samsung Electronics expects to report an all-time high of 73 trillion won ($61.2 billion) in sales for the second quarter thanks to the robust performance of its smartphone and semiconductor businesses.

2021-10-08

Samsung aims for 3 nanometer chips in early 2022

Samsung Electronics is counting on revolutionary chipmaking technologies that drastically improve energy efficiency and data processing speeds as existing semiconductor architectures have reached their limits.

2021-10-07

With 1 million sales, foldables are now mainstream

Samsung Electronics' newest foldable phones racked up sales of more than one million, which means foldables are now part of the mainstream, according to the company. Sales of Galaxy Z Flip 3 and Galaxy Z Fold 3 models surpassed 1 million only ...

2021-10-06

Flip out

Despite huge demand for newly released smartphones from Samsung Electronics and Apple, a shortage of semiconductors is causing supply delays. Samsung has sold more than 1 million Galaxy Z Fold3 and Flip3 phones since their release in August.

2021-10-05

Chip companies find a way to utilize wastewater components

Semiconductor manufacturers are striving to develop technology for the reuse of wastewater sludge that is a byproduct of the chip manufacturing process.

2021-09-28

Chipmakers balk at U.S. survey arguing information is secret

The United States is asking chipmakers for confidential information, and Korean companies are saying that they might have a hard time complying.

2021-09-27

Samsung, Hyundai Steel develop a way to reuse sludge

Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Steel said Monday they have developed a new technology that can reuse wastewater sludge created during the chip manufacturing process as a supplementary material in steelmaking.

2021-09-27

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