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Samsung boosts non-memory chip investment to $151 billion as S.Korea offers bigger tax breaks
By Joyce Lee and Heekyong Yang
Reuters
SEOUL (Reuters) -Samsung Electronics on Thursday raised its planned investment in non-memory chips to 171 trillion won ($151 billion) through 2030, joining a rush of firms ramping up investments amid a global semiconductor shortage.
Countries have also been working to bolster chip supply chains as the chip shortage affects production in industries such as autos. South Korea on Thursday said it would offer bigger tax breaks plus 1 trillion won ($883 million) in loans for its local chip industry.
Some 153 chip companies including global No.1 and 2 memory chip makers Samsung and SK Hynix already have plans to invest a combined 510 trillion won or more between this year and 2030, according to the Korea Semiconductor Industry Association.
Samsung rolls-out DDR5 DRAM having CXL interface
The South Korean tech giant said its new DRAM module has been successfully verified on next-generation server platforms
Tuesday May 11, 2021 12:39 PM, IANS
Seoul: Samsung Electronics on Tuesday unveiled the industry s first Double Data Rate 5 (DDR5) DRAM memory module that supports the advanced Compute Express Link (CXL) interface.
The compnay said it has developed a new DRAM memory technology based on the CXL interconnect standard that can upgrade the performances of data centres. About CXL Interface
CXL is an open industry-standard interconnect based on the PCI Express (PCIe) 5.0 interface that enables high-speed, low latency communication between the host processor and devices, such as accelerators, memory buffers and smart input/output devices.
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The logo of Samsung Electronics is seen outside the Samsung building in Seoul on July 31, 2018. Samsung Electronics on July 31 reported a 0.1 percent dip in its second quarter net profit from a year earlier, blaming slower global sales of premium smartphones that dented demand for its flagship Galaxy device. / AFP PHOTO / Jung Yeon-je
South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics posted a 46.3 percent rise in first-quarter net profits on Thursday, largely driven by robust sales of its smartphones. x
Samsung Electronics is the flagship subsidiary of the giant Samsung group, by far the largest of the family-controlled empires known as chaebols that dominate business in South Korea, the world’s 12th-largest economy.