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TSMC dominance shows cracks, boosting Samsung foundry opportunity
The foundry market is entering a new phase as TSMC’s grip shows signs of weakening amid advanced packaging bottlenecks, opening room for rivals. Counterpoint Research said global foundry revenue rose 16 percent last year to $320 billion on steady AI chip demand. It expects TSMC’s share to slip this year, with Samsung and SMIC moving in. Samsung is pushing 2-nanometre production, while SMIC expands capacity and Intel seeks large AI customers.
Industry
Samsung Electronics vice chairman vows to lead AI transition to reach 1,000 trillion won market value
Samsung Electronics held its 57th annual general meeting of shareholders on Tuesday in Suwon and unveiled its 2026 AI business direction. Vice Chairman Jun Young-hyun, who chaired the meeting, said the company posted record annual revenue of 333.6 trillion won last year and its market value topped 1,000 trillion won. He said Samsung will continue investment and R&D spending and plans regular and additional dividends for 2025.
AI & Enterprise
Nota added to three technology and growth ETFs in a row
Nota, a company specialising in technology to make artificial intelligence models lighter, said on Sunday it has been added consecutively to three major South Korean exchange-traded funds. The ETFs are TIME KOSDAQ Active, KoAct AI Infrastructure Active and TIGER Internet TOP10. Nota cited its on-device AI capabilities, improved sales visibility and structural growth potential in AI and semiconductor software. It also said it is expanding cooperation with global semiconductor companies.
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AI & Enterprise
Nota to attend Embedded World 2026, unveil references including Samsung Exynos 2600
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Telecommunications & Media
Samsung unveils Galaxy S26 series; differences between S26, Plus and Ultra
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Telecommunications & Media
Next Galaxy S26: what changes in AI, camera and battery
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Telecommunications & Media
Samsung to unveil Galaxy S26 series in February, boosting on-device AI
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Telecommunications & Media
Samsung Electronics\' Galaxy S26 series likely to unveil on Feb. 25, roundup of changes by model
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Industry
Processor core design shifts as 2-nm-based high-performance big-core hybrids surge
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Telecommunications & Media
Galaxy S26: 5 reasons to choose it over the Ultra model