Apple explores Intel & Samsung for Main Device Chips in US

“Apple Inc. has held exploratory discussions about using Intel Corp. and Samsung Electronics Co. to produce the main processors for its devices, a move that would offer a secondary option beyond longtime partner Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.” https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-05-05/apple-explores-using-intel-and-samsung-to-build-main-device-chips-in-the-us

Samsung unveils first triple folding phone.

Samsung unveils first triple-folding phone ahead of expected Apple launch — but it will cost you https://t.co/hzCuCCHYRJ pic.twitter.com/SxUqSsehhX — New York Post (@nypost) December 2, 2025 Samsung Electronics on Monday announced the launch of its first multi-folding smartphone as it …

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Nvidia orders Samsung and others to stop making H20 chips after China tells firms not to use the only US-approved processor. Literally Lutnick’s fault?

$NVDA Nvidia added $1 trillion in market cap after Trump approved H20 sales to China just a few months ago. Now what?https://t.co/uSURCUN53U pic.twitter.com/BWBM0SzWdN — JaguarAnalytics (@JaguarAnalytics) August 22, 2025 NVIDIA ORDERS SUSPENSION TO H20 CHIP PRODUCTION: INFORMATION $NVDA Literally Lutnick's …

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Biden rushes to finalize chip deals with Intel, $INTC, Samsung and other firms before Trump enters the White House, per Bloomberg

Trump’s Win Sets Off Race to Complete Chips Act Subsidy Deals Companies seek to finalize agreements as quickly as possible Republicans are brainstorming reforms to semiconductor law https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-11-08/trump-s-win-sets-off-race-to-complete-chips-act-subsidy-deals h/t HighYieldLarry

Samsung lays off 25% of Dallas workforce

Samsung’s Dallas staff faced a major blow last week as the company laid off approximately 25% of its local workforce. This decision reflects broader cuts affecting up to 30% of Samsung’s international operations, including positions at its Texas chip manufacturing …

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Global recession hits: Samsung Electronics to lay off up to 30% of its global workforce, citing declining sales and a shrinking customer base.

Samsung Electronics, the world's top maker of smartphones, TVs and memory chips, is cutting up to 30% of its overseas staff at some divisions, three sources with direct knowledge of the matter told @Reuters. Read more https://t.co/U07j1AM2pe pic.twitter.com/imSKS6qwyq — Reuters …

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