Samsung to launch LPW DRAM in 2028, touted as ‘mobile HBM’ for on-device AI

As AI applications advance, the demand for high-performance and energy-efficient memory is growing across on-device AI, high-performance computing (HPC), and data centers. In response, Samsung Electronics (Samsung) plans to introduce low power wide I/O (LPW) DRAM in 2028, a next-generation memory technology designed to enhance on-device AI performance and solidify its leadership in the mobile memory sector.

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LG Display’s 4th-Generation OLED is the first to feature three primary colors of light independently

LG Display has provided some more details about its 4th Gen OLED display panel focusing on the fact that it is the first to feature three primary colors of light independently. Display panels are composed of red, green, and blue pixels (RGB) as primary colors of light because the cells in human eyes responsible for color perception respond to these three. The way these elements are implemented…

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Lenovo announces CFO transition as leadership reshuffle takes effect

Lenovo has announced a leadership transition, with Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Wai-ming Wong and Senior Vice President and Chief Legal Officer (CLO) Laura G. Quatela set to retire on March 31. However, both will remain involved as non-executive directors on Lenovo’s board, with Wong joining the Audit Committee and Quatela taking a seat on the Nomination and Governance Committee.

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Could GlobalFoundries be the critical link in Intel’s foundry transformation?

Recently, GlobalFoundries (GF) announced an executive reshuffle, fueling speculation that Thomas Caulfield, the company’s current CEO, will be appointed as GF’s executive chairman on April 28. This move has prompted rumors that Caulfield could soon replace Pat Gelsinger as Intel’s CEO. At the same time, swirling reports suggest TSMC may be eyeing a takeover of Intel’s wafer fabs, sparking fresh discussions about GF potentially stepping in to help TSMC by taking control of Intel’s older facilities.

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