[New] Samsung plans consumer AR glasses in 2026, tethered to phones with an eye-level camera.
Glass Almanac
[New] 800 mn The number of units Samsung plans to deliver for its AI-powered mobile devices in 2026.
FTI Strategic Communications
[New] In the face of protracted conflict, the flexibility of giants such as TSMC, Samsung and GlobalFoundry is being put to its toughest test since the global pandemic, with the current crisis being far more structural and unpredictable.
Brandsit
[New] Samsung insider IceUniverse reports with 100% accuracy that the Galaxy S26 Ultra will not include built-in magnets for wireless Qi2 charging.
Sammy Fans
[New] Samsung plans to expand its Galaxy AI device base.
NewsBytes
[New] Samsung confirmed AR glasses will ship in 2026; timing pressures rivals.
Glass Almanac
Samsung says over 120 games will support its glasses-free 3D displays by the end of 2026.
The Verge
Samsung will integrate Perplexity's APIs into the Samsung Browser, with agentic browser capabilities.
Engadget
Samsung has confirmed that it is working on AI (no-display) Glasses that will appear in 2026, but has not confirmed whether there will be a version with a display.
KGOnTech
Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron are expected to complete HBM4 validation for NVIDIA's Rubin platform by the second quarter of 2026.
usfunds
Samsung has introduced the Galaxy S26 series with a focus on proactive AI features designed to anticipate user needs and automate routine tasks.
The Median: A Data & AI Newsletter
Samsung Electronics is going to increase its new DRAM production capacity by nearly 20% in 2026, centered around its Pyeongtaek Plant 4.
blocksandfiles
Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron have all prioritized HBM production, with Micron even controversially shuttering its Crucial consumer business, while TrendForce bleakly estimates that data centers will consume 70% of all memory chips manufactured in 2026.
Tom's Hardware
Samsung plans to expand its portfolio with the launch of AR glasses in 2026.
Sammy Fans
Another echoes that sentiment, pointing to the potential for TSMC Arizona, Intel Ohio, and Samsung Texas [to ramp] up volume production of < 3 nm chips by 2028-2030.
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