Samsung Boss Lee fled Germany to debate potential partnerships with ZEISS. The official toured to ZEISS headquarters in Oberkochen and mentioned cooperation within the nanometer processes area.
Per the announcement, Samsung plans to steer the sub 3nm ultra-fine course of within the foundry market and begin mass manufacturing of Sixth-generation, 10-nanometer DRAMs utilizing EUV processes by the top of the yr.
This information comes proper after TSMC revealed its roadmap of manufacturing on the 1.6nm course of. The Korean tech big is assured that its Gate-All-Round (GAA) tech will make it the market chief within the 2nm course of.
“Collaboration with ZEISS will allow us to enhance the efficiency and manufacturing processes of next-generation semiconductors and improve yield,” Samsung Electronics mentioned.
Picture: Samsung Newsroom
Galaxy Digicam x ZEISS
ZEISS-branded digital camera are available in vivo smartphones, therefore, this collaboration is unlikely as Samsung doesn’t need another branding for Galaxy’s digital camera. The corporate makes use of ISOCELL and Sony picture sensors in Galaxy gadgets.
Beforehand, it was rumored that Samsung contemplating collaborating with Olympus. Nonetheless, we haven’t seen any additional growth within the story and the corporate’s plans on selling digital camera with distinctive branding.
Lee’s go to to ZEISS is all about partnership in course of know-how. Samsung Foundry is seeking to entice shoppers because it already left behind TSMC out there in addition to dropping customers like Qualcomm.
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