Samsung’s semiconductor division has essentially confirmed the return of Exynos chips to the Galaxy S26 lineup. This strategic reversal comes after years of customer complaints and performance issues. The move could either revitalize Samsung’s chip ambitions or alienate premium customers.
The AI memory shortage has reached unprecedented levels as SK Hynix reveals it has already sold out its entire 2025 production capacity. Record profits and supply constraints signal a fundamental shift in semiconductor markets driven by AI infrastructure demands.
While Nvidia dominates AI headlines, the real infrastructure winners may be companies building the equipment that tests and validates AI chips. UBS identifies three overlooked stocks positioned to benefit from the next phase of AI expansion.
As researchers develop novel semiconductor materials beyond silicon, they’re encountering unexpected measurement challenges. Standardized testing protocols could determine which technologies reach market.
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Chip startup Vertical Semiconductor has secured $11 million in seed funding to advance its vertical GaN transistor technology. The MIT spin-out claims its approach could solve critical power delivery bottlenecks in AI hardware. Early device sampling is planned for late 2025.
Chip startup Vertical Semiconductor has reportedly raised $11 million in seed funding to accelerate development of its vertical gallium nitride transistors, according to recent reports. The funding round was led by Playground Global with participation from JIMCO Technology Ventures, Milemarker Capital, and Shin-Etsu Chemical, a major semiconductor materials supplier.
The Future Innovation Tech Expo 2025 in Daegu marks significant expansion with 585 participating companies and a focus on AI-driven industrial transformation. The event connects traditional manufacturing with emerging technologies under the theme “The Future Already Begun, All on AI” following government approval of regional innovation funding.
The Future Innovation Tech Expo 2025 (FIX 2025) in Daegu is reportedly showcasing the city’s strategic push to integrate artificial intelligence across its industrial base, with organizers noting increased participation and expanded international presence. According to reports, the event has attracted 585 companies, up from 544 in 2024, with approximately 20% representing international exhibitors.
