Samsung is reportedly returning to San Francisco for the Galaxy S26 launch in February 2026, marking a strategic shift toward AI smartphone positioning. The delayed timeline and location choice signal Samsung’s ambitions to compete in the evolving AI landscape.
Samsung is making aggressive moves across multiple fronts, from challenging Google’s browser dominance to reclaiming its chip business from Qualcomm. The company’s ambitious strategy could reshape mobile computing and AI infrastructure markets.
Samsung Foundry’s recent wins with major tech companies signal a strategic push to challenge TSMC’s semiconductor dominance. The Korean giant’s 2nm capability and US expansion create new competitive dynamics in chip manufacturing.
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Major chipset designers Qualcomm and MediaTek are reportedly evaluating Samsung’s 2nm production capabilities as an alternative to TSMC. The potential shift comes as foundry price increases threaten to squeeze profitability for upcoming flagship processors.
Leading chipset manufacturers Qualcomm and MediaTek are reportedly considering shifting production of their next-generation 2nm processors to Samsung Foundry, according to industry reports. This potential move comes as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) continues implementing significant price increases that are impacting chip designers’ bottom lines.
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