Despite occasional warnings from institutions about a potential GenAI bubble, a new survey reveals that this emerging technology is here to stay.

Samsung Electronics is making significant strides with its next-generation mobile application processor, the Exynos 2500. Despite initial reports of low yield rates, recent industry updates suggest substantial progress. The success of this chip could be a turning point for Samsung’s wafer foundry and System LSI businesses, particularly if it secures a place in the Galaxy S25 series smartphones.

The electric scooter market in Taiwan is experiencing significant growth, driven by an increasing variety of options and manufacturers diversifying their product lines to meet various application scenarios.

As the AI era unfolds, the demand for memory solutions that maximize performance while minimizing power consumption is growing exponentially. Samsung Electronics is reportedly developing next-generation memory solutions, including vertically stacked 4F square structure DRAM and 3D DRAM, to meet these evolving needs.