LND topic: gaa page 1

gaa

Samsung's Big Move in Chip Tech: What's Next?

June 29, 2025

Samsung is making waves in the semiconductor world. They've just finished the basic design of their second-generation 2nm GAA process. This tech is set to power future Exynos chips and more. It's a big step for Samsung, showing they're back in the game and could challenge TSMC, the current leader.

technology

Samsung and Qualcomm: A Chip Production Face-Off

April 29, 2025

Samsung is in the running to mass-produce Qualcomm's next-generation Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 2 chip. This chip is set to power next year's flagship smartphones. This is big news because Samsung had previously lost out to TSMC for the initial orders. Samsung is now hoping to use its advanced 2nm proce

science

Exploring the Light-Bending Powers of Thin GaAs/AlGaAs Nanosheets

January 24, 2025

Ever heard of nanosheets that are just a few atoms thick but packed with amazing light-absorbing abilities? Scientists have made such nanosheets using a mix of gallium arsenide and aluminum gallium arsenide, called GaAs/AlGaAs. These super-thin nanosheets have special light properties that make them

sports

Knee Troubles: Former GAA Stars Share Their Stories

December 27, 2024

Knee injuries are a part of life for many former intercounty Gaelic games players. These athletes, known as GAA players, often deal with pain and limited movement in their knees due to their active sporting careers. The study looked at retired GAA players to understand how knee injuries affect them

business

Samsung Keeps Foundry Business, Eyes Stronger Chip Future

October 8, 2024

Samsung has hit some bumps in the road with its foundry business. Despite trying to catch up to TSMC, the company is struggling with poor yields, especially for its 3nm GAA wafers. Rumors swirled that Samsung might spin off its foundry and logic chip designing operations. But a Samsung executive has

business

Samsung's 3nm Tech Struggles: What Went Wrong?

October 7, 2024

Samsung has been having a tough time in the semiconductor market, especially with its new 3nm GAA technology. This tech is supposed to be super advanced, but it’s not working as well as they hoped. In fact, it's causing them to lose customers and money. Industry experts think Samsung might lose arou

technology

Quantum Quandary: US Tightens Tech Export Controls

September 6, 2024

The US is flexing its tech muscle with new export controls targeting advanced technologies like quantum computing, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, and even fancy 3D printing for metal parts. Think of it like this: the US is saying, 'Hey, world, these super-powered technologies are too precio