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For as long as it has been running, the DRAM industry has been going through cycles of increased production and then scaling it back to boost profits. But now the two largest manufacturers are set to spend billions of dollars to significantly increase RAM chip output, all to meet the neverending demand for AI computers.
Black Desert Online's new expansion has officially been released, giving players access to Land of the Light: Seoul, with the first expansion being hugely popular among BDO fans, receiving a score of 80 on Metacritic. This sequel expansion gives players access to new storylines, boss fights, and adventures set in the stunning backdrop of medieval Seoul in Korea.
The Taylor plant in in Texas was established to realize Samsung’s vision of mass producing wafers on next-generation technologies that would utilize the GAA, or ‘Gate All Around’ process. Unfortunately, the Korean giant has hit yet another snag when it comes to yields for its 2nm GAA node, with a new report stating that the company has been forced to withdraw personnel from its facility.
Pearl Abyss is preparing us all for the release Black Desert Online: Land of the Morning Light: Seoul this week with a series of new previews and post-launch content on the way.
Pearl Abyss, the developers of the long-running MMORPG Black Desert Online, have started building up the hype for the upcoming expansion to the game Land of the Morning Light: Seoul. The expansion will be released on September 12 on PC via their client and Steam.
The Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 has been reported to be exclusively mass produced on TSMC’s 3nm process, with Samsung losing out on an opportunity of a lifetime because it could not increase chip yields. Sadly, relying on one foundry partner can result in a monumental price bump, and with Qualcomm’s upcoming flagship SoC rumored to cost $240 per unit, the San Diego firm needs to get another player into the fold to stabilize these figures. A new rumor is now doing the rounds, claiming that the Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 is on track to use both TSMC’s N3P and Samsung’s SF2 technologies next year, but certain conditions are involved.
The Exynos 2500 has been a part of the rumor mill for months, but there is one major difference between this chipset and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 4; the latter has an actual launch date. This revelation leads one rumor to claim that Samsung might be forced to launch the Galaxy S25 family with just one SoC, and in doing so, consumers may have to pay a 30 percent premium for this exclusivity.
Samsung has been reported on a few occasions to tweak the design of the Galaxy S25 Ultra to make it similar to the Galaxy Note 7, which only means that we should prepare ourselves to say goodbye to those sharp corners and welcome the rounded ones. Those patiently waiting to get their hands on the flagship next year may also notice that it carries less weight than competing products, and that is because, according to a tipster, the Galaxy S25 Ultra will be lighter than even the iPhone 16 Pro Max.