Samsung loses even more ground to Xiaomi in the Indian smartphone market
Xiaomi cemented its lead as the top-selling smartphone maker in the Indian market with a share of 24%, followed by Samsung's 18% share in 2021. - SamMobile
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Xiaomi cemented its lead as the top-selling smartphone maker in the Indian market with a share of 24%, followed by Samsung's 18% share in 2021. - SamMobile
Sasmung leapfrogged over Intel in global semiconductor sales with an impressive $81.3 billion generated in revenue, over 30.5% higher than last year. - SamMobile
The global shortage of semi-conductor chips has brought record profits for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) but left the company torn between its two customers, the United States, and China. TSMC has a 28 per cent share of the global market for matured nodes (40 nanometre and below), ranking first, followed by UMC of Taiwan with 13 per cent, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation of China with 11 per cent and Samsung of South Korea with 10 per cent, according to a report by Counterpoints Research in February. Never has demand been so strong and the product so i...