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South Korea to topple Taiwan in semiconductor race by 2032
US SIA (Semiconductor Industry Association) predicts South Korea’s semiconductor production will surpass Taiwan to rank second by 2032 globally. A new report titled “Emerging Resilience in the Semiconductor Supply Chain” reveals shocking data.
The report estimates that South Korea’s semiconductor production will increase by 129% by 2032. This is the 2nd highest growth rate after the US (203%), whereas Europe (124%), Taiwan (97%), Japan (86%), and China (86%) all expected to lag behind South Korea.
South Korea’s semiconductor production is expected to account for 19% of the global semiconductor market in 2032. It’s up 2% points from its 17% share in 2022, putting it behind China with 21% but ahead of Taiwan with 17% and the US with 14%.
In particular, the US production will likely grow its share from 10 percent to 14 percent due to increased investment, moving up to fifth place behind Japan with 15%. The US could see its share of the 10nm-and-below foundry market increase from 0% to 28%.
Meanwhile, Korea’s share in the semiconductors market may decline from 31 percent to 9 percent. This is attributed to the US efforts to rebuild its semiconductor infrastructure and attract dominant Foundry players to produce cutting-edge semiconductors locally.
At the same time, South Korea is expected to foster its share of the memory market, including DRAM and NAND flash, the report says. DRAM, particularly, could rise from 52% to 57%, while NAND flash is expected to rise from 30% to 42%.
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Samsung today announced its Galaxy Studio Photo registered over 100,000 visits. This significant number of visitors shows that the company’s photo studio setup at Everland theme park is a big hit among millennials.
Last month, Samsung opened Galaxy Studio Photo at Everland. It allows visitors to experience the Galaxy S24 camera and AI features. In just four weeks, the studio has attracted over 100,000 visitors.
At the Studio, visitors can take pictures with various props in a theme park concept studio and then use Samsung’s Galaxy AI’s “Generative Editing” feature to create photos with a mysterious atmosphere.
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Visitors can use Galaxy AI features to their fullest by taking pictures of Everland’s various animals and plants with the Galaxy S24’s 10x zoom and then using “Circle to Search” to instantly search for related information.
The Korean firm also running an event at Everland. Here, visitors can experience the various features of Samsung Wallet, with the registering consumers will receive snack exchange coupons for Everland theme park.
“We are delighted that the number of visitors to Galaxy Studio Photo at Everland has surpassed 100,000 thanks to the high interest of consumers in Galaxy AI,” said a Samsung Electronics official. “We hope that more visitors will enjoy the fun experiences that the Galaxy S24 series and Galaxy AI have to offer.”
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Samsung’s Galaxy S21 FE now supports the Camera Assistant app. The company has silently brought this upgrade to one of its popular Fan Edition smartphones. However, some Camera Assistant features available in flagship phones don’t arrive on the S21 FE.
Folks over at SamMobile highlight that Camera Assistant support for Galaxy S21 FE went live in January this year. It’s worth noting that the Camera Assistant app received its last update in January, which probably made the S21 FE-supported model.
Camera Assistant is a free-to-download app available on the Galaxy Store. Support for S21 FE was initially planned to arrive with a One UI 6.0 upgrade. The company has also fulfilled its promise, while this significant development didn’t fall under our radar.
Once downloaded, you will be able to make changes to the stock camera application. Camera Assistant allows you to bring a 2x zoom button to the camera viewfinder, picture softening, burst shot when using the timer, distortion correction, and disable long press video recording.
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Samsung Care+ is a stunning service that users can combine with the device while purchasing. In a recent development, Samsung announced Galaxy users will now be able to raise two claims per year.
The Samsung Care+ program now covers two claims per year in India. The new policy applies to all kinds of Care+ plans that include Accidental and Liquid Damage Protection and Screen Protection only. Previously, it covered two claims within two years.
It’s a pretty significant decision the company has taken given consumer satisfaction. We’ve observed cases of consumer dissatisfaction with authorized Samsung centers and staff assigned there. They either lack idea about the latest flagship products or delay unusually.
The company offers the Care+ subscription for free with flagship devices in select countries. Paying a one-time fee, you can raise a claim at authorized Samsung service centers.
It ensures your Galaxy device is repaired through an official channel at a minimal cost. Samsung’s Care+ program is available for smartphones, laptops, tablets, and other devices.
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