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Samsung Research America (SRA) in Silicon Valley, an advanced research and development subsidiary of Samsung Electronics, is facing accusations of violating labor laws. The lawsuit: In the discrimination and wrongful termination lawsuit filed by Andrew Mo, a Chinese American former employee of SRA, SRA executives are accused of excluding certain employees based on their skin color from an event. According to the complaint filed in December 2022, the incident occurred in November 2021 during preparations for a visit by Samsung Vice Chairman Lee Jae-yong’s. The complaint points to discr...

Samsung Research America executives allegedly excluded certain employees based on their skin color from an event

/PRNewswire/ -- Demand for a 5G network continues to grow around the world. The technology is expected to revolutionize several innovative technological...

Samsung unveils new radio to accelerate 5G rollouts SEOUL, 16 hours, 20 minutes ago Samsung Electronics has unveiled a new radio featuring integrated antennas designed to help mobile operators overcome the challenges they face in deploying 5G networks. Announced at “Samsung Networks: Redefined,” the new One Antenna Radio provides operators with the ability to simplify and speed up 5G installations by consolidating a 3.5GHz Massive MIMO radio with low-band and mid-band passive antennas into a single form factor.  As operators continue to extend their 5G coverage, a key challenge they ...

Samsung announces its latest 5G radio with integrated antennas Jun 22, 2021 18:58 EDT with 0 comments The latest One Antenna Radio was announced at the company's virtual public event, Samsung Networks: Redefined, and incorporates integrated antennas that allow operators to accelerate 5G installations by merging a 3.5GHz Massive MIMO radio with mid-band and low-band passive antennas into a single form factor. This radio will aid in saving space and allow ease of installation and reduction of OPEX for operators to tackle diverse site and environmental c...