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The Future of the Display Industry At the Las Vegas Convention Center in the U.S., Samsung Display President Yi Chung shared his vision for the future of the display industry. He emphasized that as robots and devices become more prevalent, the demand for displays will significantly increase. “We dream of capturing this entire market,” he said. While many focus on robots and artificial intelligence (AI), there is a perception that the display industry may be shrinking. However, President Yi argued the opposite. At this year’s CES, Samsung Display set up a booth open to the public, showcasing concept products featuring small organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays. These included smart keys, pendants, remote controls, automotive products, and smart glasses. By presenting these innovations, the company projected that the future display market could grow tenfold compared to current levels. President Yi noted that visitors who initially approached the booth with skepticism often le...

Samsung Electronics has unveiled the Galaxy Z TriFold, marking a significant step in its journey to redefine mobile technology through innovative form factors. This new device represents the culmination of a decade of foldable technology advancements, showcasing Samsung's engineering excellence tailored for multi-folding designs. The Galaxy Z TriFold is not just a phone; it's a revolutionary tool that combines portability, performance, and productivity in an unprecedented way. The design of the Galaxy Z TriFold is sleek and compact, ensuring it remains a premium phone that doesn't compromise on functionality. When unfolded twice, it reveals a 10-inch display that offers an immersive experience, ideal for both work and entertainment. This screen size provides a best-in-class mobile experience that sets a new standard in the industry. TM Roh, CEO, President, and Head of Device eXperience (DX) Division at Samsung Electronics, emphasized the company's commitment to pushi...

Samsung Electronics introduced its latest innovation in the smartphone market, the ‘Galaxy Z Tri Fold,’ in South Korea on the 12th. This device represents a significant leap in mobile technology, offering users a unique and versatile experience. The Galaxy Z Tri Fold features a compact design when folded, measuring 6.5 inches, which is comparable to a standard smartphone. However, when unfolded, it expands to a generous 10 inches, providing a tablet-like display that enhances multimedia consumption and productivity. The launch of the Tri Fold was accompanied by availability through Samsung.com and at 20 stores across the country. Notably, this model is sold as a standalone device without any carrier partnerships, giving consumers more flexibility. Before the official release, there was a noticeable surge in interest. Many individuals queued up outside Samsung stores in popular areas such as Gangnam and Hongdae, eager to be among the first to own the new device. At the Samsung Gangna...

Samsung Dominates Thailand's Smartphone Market in Q3 2025 Samsung has once again solidified its position as the leading smartphone brand in Thailand, securing the number one spot in the third quarter of 2025 with a commanding 24% market share. This achievement underscores the company’s strategic approach to catering to both high-end and budget-conscious consumers. According to analysis from Omdia, a global technology research and consulting firm, Samsung’s success can be attributed to its diverse product lineup. The company has effectively targeted different segments of the market by launching premium devices such as the Galaxy Z Fold 7, which appeals to tech-savvy users looking for cutting-edge features. At the same time, Samsung has introduced more affordable models like the Galaxy A07 and Galaxy A17, which have gained popularity among price-sensitive consumers. Strong Competition from Chinese Brands While Samsung leads the market, it is not without competition. Chinese brand...

Samsung's GDDR7: A Game-Changer for the Semiconductor Industry Samsung Electronics has made significant strides in the semiconductor industry with its latest innovation, the GDDR7. This advanced graphics DRAM is playing a pivotal role in boosting the company’s semiconductor business, particularly in the realm of AI accelerators. As the demand for high-performance computing continues to rise, GDDR7 is proving to be a crucial component in meeting these needs. GDDR, or Graphics Double Data Rate, is a specialized type of DRAM designed for graphics processing. It excels in handling large volumes of data quickly, making it ideal for tasks such as gaming, 3D rendering, and artificial intelligence (AI). By enabling GPUs to access required data rapidly, GDDR supports the efficient operation of these powerful processors. With its high power efficiency and speed, GDDR7 is being hailed as a next-generation DRAM optimized for AI computations alongside GPUs. Samsung's Leadership in GDDR ...

Samsung Electronics introduced the ‘Galaxy Z Tri Fold,’ a smartphone with a dual-folding design, on the 2nd. This product represents the culmination of Samsung’s foldable technology development since launching the ‘Galaxy Fold’ in 2019. When folded, it resembles a standard bar-shaped smartphone, but when unfolded, it reveals a large screen comparable to a tablet PC. As Chinese companies increase their share of the foldable phone market and Apple plans to release its own foldable phone next year, Samsung aims to highlight its technological capabilities through this new form factor and maintain its leadership in the foldable market. Folds into a Phone, Unfolds into a Tablet The Galaxy Z Tri Fold features an external screen of 6.5 inches, typical for a smartphone. However, when fully unfolded, it transforms into a 10-inch screen that rivals a tablet PC. The screen is wider than the existing Galaxy Z Fold 7 (8 inches), with a longer horizontal aspect ratio similar to a tablet. The dev...

Samsung Electronics has introduced the Galaxy Z Tri-Fold, a three-fold foldable smartphone that marks a significant evolution in the company’s foldable phone lineup. Unveiled on the 2nd, this device represents an advanced version of foldable technology, offering users a seamless transition between a compact form factor and a large tablet-like display. When folded, it resembles a standard bar-shaped smartphone, but when fully unfolded, it reveals a 10-inch screen that rivals the size of a tablet PC. Samsung aims to solidify its position as a leader in the foldable market by leveraging its extensive technological expertise. The Galaxy Z Tri-Fold is built with an “in-folding” design, where both sides of the screen fold inward to provide better protection for the main display. The rear external display is centrally located, with the left screen folding first and the right screen—equipped with a rear camera—folding over it. This innovative structure ensures durability while maintaining a ...

Samsung Regains Top Position in Global DRAM Market Samsung Electronics has once again claimed the top position in the global DRAM market for the third quarter of this year, according to a recent survey. The company's strong performance was highlighted by a significant increase in sales revenue and market share. According to market research firm China Flash Market (CFM) , Samsung’s third-quarter DRAM sales revenue rose by 29.6% compared to the previous quarter, reaching $13.942 billion (approximately 20.44 trillion Korean won). This achievement allowed Samsung to secure a 34.8% market share, regaining its position as the leading player in the DRAM market. CFM noted that the overall DRAM sales hit a record high, driven by rising prices in general-purpose DRAM, which enabled Samsung to reclaim its top spot. Recovery from Previous Setbacks Samsung had previously lost its DRAM market leadership to SK Hynix in the first quarter, following a decline in its dominance within the high-...

Samsung Display and BOE Settle Patent Dispute Over OLED Technology Samsung Display has successfully resolved a long-standing patent dispute with Chinese display manufacturer BOE, marking a significant victory in the battle over organic light-emitting diode (OLED) technology. After a three-year legal conflict involving allegations of patent and trade secret infringement, BOE reportedly agreed to pay patent royalties to Samsung Display as part of a settlement. According to industry reports, Samsung Display and BOE recently reached an agreement that led to the withdrawal of lawsuits filed in the U.S., China, and other jurisdictions. The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) announced on the 18th (local time) that the litigation between the two companies had been suspended. Originally, the ITC was set to issue a final ruling on the trade secret infringement case on the 17th, but instead, the suspension of proceedings was announced, which is seen as a result of mutual agreement. In ...