Samsung trying everything to get rid of chipset shortage: Report
Samsung is by far the most affected brand from the chipset shortage problem, as this issue just created a drastic condition for the company affecting its overall production line and other business tasks.
So, to tackle this issue the Korean tech giant is in talks with Qualcomm, and TSMC so that they can work together in order to balance the chipset manufacturing and supply.
New plans of Samsung to increase chipset manufacturing
As per the latest info, the Korean tech giant will be approaching some more OEMs for the semiconductors as it looks like these two companies will not going to be enough for fulfilling the processors’ demand.
This time, Samsung is looking to collaborate with the ASML in Netherland which is the only company in the world to supply EUV (extreme ultraviolet) lithography machines.
Apart from this collab, Samsung is also planning to invest more than $31 billion (35 trillion KRW) which is expected to be the amount that it will spend on chipset manufacturing facilities this year.
In addition, Samsung is already increasing its production with its new foundry line in Austin, Texas in order to satisfy policies carried out by the U.S. government.
There is also a possibility that four new foundry lines will be built in the US within the next few years for future-proofing of semiconductor production and shipping to other firms.
Besides Samsung Electronics, Intel, and TSMC, are also considering some more investments to increase the production of chips and open new facilities, which will provide them to produce 100,000 12-inch wafers in a month.
In this context, “It is likely that semiconductor manufacturers that are able to secure equipment used for front-end processes from here and on will gain dominance in production.” said one representative from the industry.
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Samsung is reportedly supplying M14 OLED to Google for the Pixel 9 series. The report indicates that Google’s upcoming flagship phones will outshine Samsung’s Galaxy S24 series in terms of display technology.
According to ETNews, Google Pixel 9 series would be equipped with M14 OLED supplied by Samsung Display. The report also mentions that Samsung’s latest flagship phones – Galaxy S24 series – apparently use older M13 displays.
Earlier, Google confirmed to hold its Made by Google event in August. This year, the company is holding its hardware-specific event almost two months early. It would help Google better compete with Samsung and Apple.
In addition, Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro models will also have Samsung’s latest display technology. These flagship phones from both vendors would make the Galaxy S24 Ultra lag in competition with older display tech.
The last year’s Pixel 9 series also debuted upgraded display panels. Google introduced Actua and Super Actua display techs, offering brighter, longer-lasting, and/or more efficient displays than the Galaxy S23 series.
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Amazon brings a great time for Galaxy S24 Ultra purchase. There’s a stunning deal running for the latest Samsung flagship offering you a pretty big discount. If you own a Galaxy S24 Ultra from Amazon right now, a $250 gift card will be offered for free.
The deal is available for a limited time, hence, make your purchase right now. The free $250 Amazon gift card offer applies to all colors: Titanium Black, Titanium Gray, Titanium Violet, and Titanium Yellow. You can also pick the 512GB version for $1,420 with a free $250 gift card.
Samsung will launch new foldable phones next month. The devices will have the same chipset as the S24 Ultra, but if you prefer bar-type phones, there’s no need to wait anymore. All the new software advancements included in upcoming foldables will be offered to S24 Ultra.
The flagship phone sports a 6.8-inch display Dynamic LTPO 2X AMOLED display. The panel features QHD+ resolution and a 120Hz refresh rate. It’s equipped with a Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC paired with 12GB of RAM to keep everything to run smoothly.
One UI is stunningly optimized, unlocking a never-before battery life on Samsung flagships. There were big offers during the phone’s launch, which won’t return in any case now. Amazon’s deal offering the $250 gift card is worth considering for potential S24 Ultra buyers.
- Galaxy S24 Ultra with $250 gift card – Buy from Amazon
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 pricing have been tipped for the Europe region. The phones will launch next month, while price-related information has already started to pop up online.
According to SmartPrix, the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 could be priced at €2200 for 256GB, €2330 for 512GB, and €2580 for 1TB. The Galaxy Z Flip 6 could cost €1330 for 256GB and €1450 for 512GB variants.
Galaxy Z Fold 6 Europe Price [Leaked]
- 12GB+256GB: €2200
- 12GB+512GB: €2330
- 12GB+1TB: €2580
Galaxy Z Flip 6 Europe Price [Leaked]
- 12GB+256GB: €1330
- 12GB+512GB: €1450
This pricing information is for certain European countries. It should be noted that local VAT and charges make differences in the prices. Converting Euro to USD for any other currency would also present misleading price info.
It’s worth noting that the Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 will be introduced on July 10 in Paris. The company has started pre-reservation, which offers exciting discounts, early access to exclusive colors and free Samsung Credit.
Also Read – Galaxy S25 Ultra Design
Galaxy S25 Ultra might ditch sharp corners in favor of rounded ones. It has been revealed by a Samsung insider who has a pretty good track record of revealing information about upcoming Galaxy products.
After three years, the Galaxy S Ultra might get rounded corners back. It is expected that the boxy design won’t be completely abandoned, but the corners would be made slightly rounded for an enhanced in-hand feel.
Also Read – One UI 7
Samsung officially announced this year’s Developer Conference will take place in early October. On the first day of the Conference, the company will introduce the One UI 7 advancements and features for Galaxy consumers.
Meanwhile, we will likely have our first look at the new software by August. Samsung might announce the One UI Beta Program for the Galaxy S24 series, bringing the Android 15 operating system.