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Intel could tie up with Samsung to fight against TSMC

Samsung has been trying for years to compete with TSMC in contract chip manufacturing. However, it hasn't succeeded. In fact, it continuously lost its clients, including Nvidia and Qualcomm, to TSMC. Intel Foundry, which entered the contract chip manufacturing space with huge ambitions, also failed. Now, both companies are thinking of forming an alliance to […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
3 mins ago

Galaxy Book 5 Pro 360 is Samsung’s first laptop with Intel Lunar Lake CPU

Samsung has unveiled its first Galaxy Book laptop with Intel's Lunar Lake CPU: Galaxy Book 5 Pro 360. It is a high-end 2-in-1 laptop with a brilliant screen, fast AI performance, plenty of ports, and long battery life. Thanks to the Lunar Lake chip's powerful onboard NPU, the laptop gets Microsoft's Copilot+ PC badge. It […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
2 months ago

Galaxy Book 5 Pro with Intel chip appears for the first time

Samsung is already working on its next-generation laptop lineup. After launching the Galaxy Book 4 series earlier this year, the South Korean firm has already started internally testing the Galaxy Book 5 series, as the Galaxy Book 5 Pro has appeared for the first time on the internet, revealing some of its specifications. Galaxy Book […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
2 months ago

Samsung working with Intel, Qualcomm for laptop OLED displays

Samsung has been using OLED screens in its high-end laptops for four years and plans to expand them further in the laptop market. Samsung Display is now working with industry giants Intel and Qualcomm to improve the use of OLED panels in laptops in the near future. Samsung Display to push OLED panel use in […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
3 months ago

Samsung is nowhere close to TSMC despite rise in chip making market share

Samsung Foundry was the world's second-biggest semiconductor chip manufacturer in Q1 2024, but it is still nowhere close to its primary rival, TSMC. The company may have grand plans to defeat its Taiwanese rival, but those plans haven't translated into a meaningful upgrade in its business yet. Samsung was the world's second-biggest chip maker in […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
5 months ago

Thunderbolt Share to improve file and screen sharing on Galaxy Books

You have heard of Thunderbolt plenty of times on laptops and PCs. But how much do you utilize it other than connecting your laptop to a monitor or charging it at full speed? Most people don't, even though it can do much more. So, Intel has made a new app that helps you do more […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
5 months ago

Samsung facing the heat from new contract chip manufacturers Intel and Rapidus

For the past few years, Samsung Foundry and TSMC were the only brands capable of making semiconductor chips on 7nm (or better) process nodes. While TSMC has been the best in performance and efficiency, Samsung was a good option for firms that couldn't afford TSMC or get enough volume. Intel and Rapidus plan to make […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
8 months ago

Gaming on your Galaxy Book to get better with this new Windows feature

In the last few years, one of the biggest developments in video game graphics has been the arrival of AI-powered image-upscaling technologies, such as AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR), Intel Xe Super Sampling (XeSS), and Nvidia Deep-Learning Super Sampling (DLSS). These technologies upscale the image for sharper picture quality, allowing GPUs to render graphics at […]

By Abid Iqbal Shaik
8 months ago

Intel is chasing foundry customers in Samsung’s backyard

Intel appears to be poking around in Samsung's backyard, as reports say that the US tech giant might be trying to secure contracts for chip manufacturing from fabless South Korean startups. New rumors say that Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger met with senior executives from South Korea last year. The CEO supposedly revealed Intel's foundry plans […]

By Mihai Matei
8 months ago

Intel wants to make chips for its direct competitor AMD

At the IFS Direct Connect 2024 event, the CEO of Intel, Pat Gelsinger, revealed that the company’s semiconductor manufacturing arm, Intel Foundry Services (IFS), is open to making chips for every brand, even for companies that compete directly with Intel in the PC and laptop chip space, including AMD, Nvidia, and Qualcomm. Paul Alcorn from […]

By Abid Iqbal Shaik
8 months ago

Samsung’s 1.4nm process lead comes under threat from Intel

Intel has made a return to the foundry business and the company is making significant investments to give incumbents like TSMC and Samsung a run for their money. Samsung's already been having a tough time dealing with TSMC's dominance of the contract chipmaking segment, it now has to keep looking over its shoulder because of […]

By Adnan Farooqui
8 months ago

Samsung’s laser-focused on beating TSMC in advanced chipmaking

Taiwan-based TSMC is the leading contract chip manufacturer in the world. It takes up a major chunk of the very lucrative chipmaking market. Samsung has been trying hard to catch up to its rival but has been finding it difficult, particularly with TSMC's lead on the 3nm process. Samsung is now laser-focused on beating TSMC […]

By Adnan Farooqui
9 months ago

TSMC and Intel continue to make life very difficult for Samsung

Samsung is facing intense competition in the semiconductor market, largely due to TSMC's increasing competitiveness as well as Intel's comeback. The supply glut in the memory market and resulting price declines have already been quite painful for the company. It didn't help that Samsung Chairman Lee Jae-yong's absence due to his legal troubles prevented Samsung […]

By Adnan Farooqui
9 months ago

Intel’s Lunar Lake chips could use Samsung DRAM inside

Samsung is the world's biggest memory chip maker and is often among the first globally to introduce new memory technologies. It is being reported that Samsung's LPDDR5X DRAM chips will be integrated into Intel's next-generation processors, and if this report is accurate, it is great news for Samsung. Intel's Lunar Lake processors could have Samsung's […]

By Asif Iqbal Shaik
9 months ago

Intel’s Thunderbolt 5 can drive three 4K monitors at 120Hz, showcased on Razer Blade 18

In September 2023, Intel announced Thunderbolt 5, a connectivity standard for the USB Type-C connector that is based on USB4 Version 2.0. It offers 80Gbps bi-directional bandwidth, which is two times more than what Thunderbolt 4 offers, and 120Gbps unidirectional bandwidth, which is three times more than what Thunderbolt 4 offers. With massive improvements in […]

By Abid Iqbal Shaik
10 months ago

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