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[Update on Situation in Xi’an] Samsung’s Chinese chip plant returned to normal operation
January 26, 2022
Samsung semiconductor manufacturing facilities in Xian, China returned to normal operations on January 26.
Thanks to the Samsung team and partners for their hard work and commitment to ensuring business continuity for our customers.
The safety and well-being of our employees and partners is our top priority and we will continue to take all necessary steps to maintain a safe and healthy office.
January 12, 2022
On January 12, 2022, analysts said, the prolonged lockdown in the Chinese city of Xi’an would have minimal impact on the performance of Samsung Electronics, which has a chip manufacturing complex.
“The occasion will have minimal impact on the global supply of NAND flash chips,” Doh Hyun-woo, an analyst at NH Investment & Securities, wrote in his report.
The Xi’an-based business operated as usual for about a week before the chipmaker was forced to reduce production “in accordance with our commitment to protect the health and safety of our employees and partners”.
December 29
Samsung Electronics semiconductor plant in Xi’an, China is in the process of simply adjusting its production lines as the COVID-19 continues to spread.
It is in line with the company’s management approach to give first place to the safety and health of its employees.
Samsung Electronics does its part to ensure that customer service is uninterrupted by creating multiple resistances, including linking to global production lines.
December 24
On December 24, Samsung Electronics said that the memory chip complex in the Chinese city of Xian went into emergency mode as Chinese authorities implemented a lockdown to restrain the spread of the coronavirus.
The South Korean tech giant said the emergency action did not affect production, as it was making full use of factory workers living in the company’s dormitories.
The city’s health authorities imposed strict social distance measures on December 22 to slow the spread of the virus, urging its 13 million residents to stay indoors and ban unnecessary travel or activity.
The company is said to be considering measures such as reducing their contact with outsiders and consulting with Chinese authorities to allow the required workers to stay at the company facilities and continue working.
Samsung Electronics has so far invested more than $25 billion in the Xi’an manufacturing complex, Samsung’s only foreign facility that produces NAND flash memory chips.
The first plant was commissioned in 2014 and the second was last year in 2020. Together, with more than 3,300 employees, Zion Complex is expected to produce 40 percent of the company’s NAND Flash products.
According to analysts firm Trendforce, Samsung was the world’s largest NAND flash provider with a market share of 34.5 percent in the third quarter.
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Samsung Game Optimization Team has been working hard to make sure your favorite games run smoothly on your Galaxy phone. The Korean tech giant is collaborating with game developers to fix issues and make sure new games work great from the start on Samsung devices.
This collaboration has brought significant improvements in popular games like “Collapse: Starrail” and “Persona 5: The Phantom X.”
Collapse: Starrail
Samsung recently fixed some issues with a Collapse: Starrail game version 2.1 that was having issues on the S24 LSI model. There were some issues with the animations and gameplay screen speed.
The team swiftly addressed these issues by setting up a Development Camp in China and working closely with the game’s developers. Now, they’re going to release a new version (2.2) in May that should work much better.
Persona 5: The Phantom X
The Galaxy Game Optimization team also made “Persona 5: The Phantom X” run better by using something called Vulkan. They resolved rendering and flickering issues by enhancing the game’s rendering precision. The improved version 1.0.2 is already out, and you can get it from the Galaxy Store or Playstore.
Samsung will continue to inform users of updates and collaborations through a new bulletin board, which will also gather user feedback on game performance. The team also noted a special thanks to YouTuber Square Dream for their assistance in problem-solving.
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Samsung is enhancing the user experience for its Galaxy Store app with a new update, which is currently released for smartwatches and phones. This update aims to improve functionality and fix issues to ensure a smoother performance for users.
For Wear OS devices, the Galaxy Store app has been updated to version 1.0.05.32. This update makes the app more user-friendly. It also improves the process of managing apps on wearable devices for a seamless experience.
For devices running on One UI, the Galaxy Store update brings the version up to 4.5.78.1. This version focuses on enhancing stability and efficiency as well as includes fixes for known bugs. It also brings performance improvements to provide a more reliable experience.
Users of Samsung phones and smartwatches can install the Galaxy Store update to enjoy enhanced features and an error-free experience.
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Galaxy AI has given an edge to Samsung over its rivals internationally. The company won’t let easily go of its impressive streak of artificial intelligence. A new rumor [deleted] suggests Samsung will launch Battery AI features with the Galaxy S25 series next year.
Samsung’s Battery AI tech in Galaxy S25 could eliminate the non-essential tasks to increase the total backup. While rumors suggest no battery capacity boost in next year’s flagships, Samsung is considering AI to join the game and boost Galaxy’s battery efficiency.
Battery AI could be a part of Samsung’s One UI 7.1, powered by Android 15. The feature is expected to increase the overall runtime without affecting the smartphone’s performance. PandaFlash/X claimed that Galaxy users can experience between 5-10 percent increase in the total runtime.
One UI already has battery-related features for backup and optimization. The AI-powered functionality will be even more effective and reliable. There will be drastic changes in terms of battery life between charges as AI will make changes according to usage patterns.
Well, we are quite far away from the Galaxy S25 series launch. Meanwhile, Samsung is expected to introduce the Android 15 Beta Program for the Galaxy S24 series in August this year. Stable One UI 7.0 update will likely start rolling out to Galaxies later this year.
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