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Ex-Qualcomm VP joins Samsung to expand Exynos Auto
Samsung Elec hired Benny Katibian as a senior vice president of its US corporation at the end of last year. Katibian served as VP of Qualcomm’s engineering division, and now became the head of Samsung’s core R&D centers in the United States.
According to BusinessKorea report, Benny Katibian now serves as the head of SARC (Samsung Austin Research Center) and ACL (Advanced Computing Lab) in the US. He is an expert in semiconductors for autonomous driving and is perfect to expand Exynos Auto.
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During his employment at Qualcomm, Katibian was in charge of developing self-driving systems such as advanced driving assistance systems (ADAS) and later served as COO of the North American corporation of Xiaopeng, which is a Chinese electric car company.
Samsung Electronics is continuously hiring expert executives from reputed brands, and the latest hiring shows its efforts to expand its system-on-chip (SoC) business for vehicles. Samsung System LSI Division’s first goal is to upgrade Exynos Auto to strengthen its market dominance.
At present, the South Korean tech giant is supplying Exynos Auto to key European automakers such as Volkswagen and Audi. In addition, the company has also delivered an automotive semiconductor prototype to BMW at the latter’s request.
Telegram announced the launch of a powerful Sticker Editor feature. This upgrade allows all Telegram users to create their own stickers without the requirement of any other application.
According to Telegram, the new Sticker Editor feature allows users the ability to quickly create stickers and entire sticker sets. All this will be done within Telegram – you don’t have to even switch the application.
Notably, WhatsApp recently released a custom sticker creator feature for customers. A step ahead, Telegram introduced an even more powerful variant of the sticker creator to stand apart.
To create a sticker, you just have to take an image from your phone’s Gallery. Once picked, a single tap will make a cutout for you, making it easier to add text, drawings or stickers, emojis, and GIFs that exist on Telegram.
- How to create: To start making stickers, open the sticker panel from your input field in any chat, then tap the inviting (+) button.
Once made, you can also create the sticker to a set, which is not possible in WhatsApp. To do so, choose the emojis that describe its emotion, however, you will also get AI-based suggestions that suit your sticker.
When you type an emoji in the chat, you will get your own sticker in the suggested section. You will also be able to share your sticker set, the same way you currently do, just send any of the stickers to the recipient, and voila!
Telegram will be launching 16 more new features this month. The platform hasn’t shared any additional details about the changes, however, we expect most of the features to be available for all, rather than Premium exclusivity.
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Samsung will get a $6.4 billion subsidy under the US CHIPS Act for investment in Texas. Last week, it was revealed that the country will announce subsidies for semiconductor manufacturers. It has been revealed that Samsung’s subsidy ratio comes at 14.2 percent.
According to the info, Samsung will get a CHIPS Act subsidy of $6.4 billion for its $45 billion chip investment in Texas, USA. The country’s Commerce Department announced that Samsung is the recipient of the biggest grant under the CHIPS Act relative to the investment.
It’s worth noting that TSMC granted $6.6 billion for its $65 billion investment, putting the subsidy-to-investment ratio at 10.2 percent. Aimed to create at least 21,500 jobs, Samsung’s investment cements central Texas’ role as a cutting-edge semiconductor ecosystem.
“I’m pleased to announce a preliminary agreement between Samsung and the Department of Commerce to bring Samsung’s advanced semiconductor manufacturing and research and development to Texas,” said President Joe Biden in a statement on Monday.
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Huawei today announced a major revamp in its camera flagship naming strategy. Huawei revealed that the P series is getting rebranded as the Pura series, with the next phones being named Huawei Pura 70, Pura 70 Pro, Pura 70 Pro Plus, and Pura 70 Ultra.
Despite having fresh branding, Android’s lack will hurt the Huawei Pura 70 the most. Samsung’s Galaxy S introduces the most powerful and advanced camera to the market. However, the Android operating system is unquestionably a reason behind Samsung’s success.
Recently, Huawei officially confirmed the P series has been killed off, and the upcoming phone releases as the “HUAWEI Pura 70” series. Despite US sanctions and the lack of Android, the Chinese phone maker continues to innovate the mobile segment.
The last year’s P60 series also brought some notable camera hardware, which also got praised. For the Pura lineup, the company noted that the HUAWEI P series has been “upgraded” to the HUAWEI Pura, complete with a “new attitude.”
HUAWEI’s Pura 70 series could be split into these four devices:
- Pura 70
- Pura 70 Pro
- Pura 70 Pro Plus
- Pura 70 Ultra
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