Samsung’s Exynos 2600 Chip Reportedly Has Its First In-House GPU
Samsung’s new 2nm Exynos 2600 chip is a major milestone. Reports indicate it’s the first with a GPU developed in-house by Samsung, a significant step toward independence.
Samsung’s new 2nm Exynos 2600 chip is a major milestone. Reports indicate it’s the first with a GPU developed in-house by Samsung, a significant step toward independence.
Samsung is riding the AI wave with its high-bandwidth memory chips. With Nvidia validating its tech and new production on the horizon, the company is locking in a crucial role in the AI supply chain.
Haier Smart Home is selling nearly half of its Indian unit to a consortium led by Sunil Mittal’s Bharti and Warburg Pincus. The deal, rumored to be worth around $2 billion, is a strategic move to deepen Haier’s roots in the competitive Indian market.
In a major move for low-carbon manufacturing, AM Green and Japanese giant Mitsui have signed a strategic MoU. The deal focuses on potential investment in AM Green’s planned 1 million tonne per annum green aluminum complex in Andhra Pradesh, India.
Samsung is set for a massive $73 billion operating profit from memory by 2026, thanks to the DRAM shortage. But a new report details why that financial boost still leaves its foundry business far behind industry leader TSMC.
According to a new report, China has built a working prototype of an extreme ultraviolet lithography machine and is already testing it. This is a monumental, if early, step in the country’s quest to build advanced chips without foreign tools.
Samsung has unveiled the Exynos 2600, the world’s first smartphone chip built on a 2nm process. It promises major leaps in AI performance and introduces a novel thermal solution. The chip is slated to power the Galaxy S26 series, expected in February 2026.
Apple’s iMac lineup is in for some big changes, but you’ll need to be patient. While a simple M5 chip update is likely next year, the exciting rumors—like a 32-inch iMac Pro or a shift to OLED—are years away and far from certain.
According to a new report, China has developed a functional prototype of an extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machine. The massive device, reportedly spearheaded by Huawei, is undergoing testing and uses a different technical approach than ASML’s dominant systems.
An internal analysis from memory giant SK Hynix projects that “commodity” DRAM supply for mainstream PCs will lag behind demand through 2028. The company and its peers are prioritizing high-margin AI server memory, leaving the consumer market in a prolonged crunch. This means high prices and limited