With the upcoming launch of the Samsung Galaxy S25 series smartphones, the highly anticipated upgraded Bixby voice assistant will also make its way to the global market. Currently, this powerful AI assistant is only available on the Galaxy W25 and W25 Flip phones in China, but it is expected to expand to most markets soon after the Galaxy S25 launches. According to Korean media ETNews, the new Bixby assistant features a custom large language model (LLM), which

According to the latest report from South Korean media ET News, Samsung plans to introduce AI large model support for its voice assistant Bixby in January next year, which is expected to be a key selling point for the upcoming Galaxy S25 series. This year, Samsung has been actively enhancing AI capabilities in its smartphones. From 'sketch-to-image generation' to 'select-and-search', the Galaxy series phones have shown increasingly advanced intelligent features. Notably, Samsung has also engaged in deep collaboration with Google to adapt the Gemini AI assistant for its phones.

Tech giants Google and Samsung have recently unveiled a new generation of mixed reality headsets and smart AI glasses. These devices not only feature significant hardware upgrades but also integrate deeply with Google's latest Gemini AI model, showcasing their ambitious goals in the mixed reality field. Both devices support Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) functionalities, but their biggest highlight is the deep application of AI. With Gemini's powerful computing capabilities, these devices can understand user intentions.

According to South Korean media The Elec, Apple has recently requested Samsung to start researching a new packaging method for Low Power Double Data Rate (LPDDR) DRAM in order to further enhance the edge AI performance of the iPhone. This requirement marks Apple's continued efforts to enhance the AI capabilities of its devices. Currently, Apple's iPhone uses a Package on Package (PoP) solution, stacking LPDDR DRAM directly on top of the System on Chip (SoC), a design that has been in use since 2010.

Canadian AI hardware startup Tenstorrent has recently announced that it successfully completed a funding round of nearly $700 million. This funding round totaled $693 million, bringing Tenstorrent's valuation to over $2.6 billion. The round was led by Samsung Securities and AFW Partners, with other investors including Hyundai Motor and Jeff Bezos's investment company Bezos Expeditions. Image source note: The image is AI-generated, licensed from Midjourney.

On November 26, financial analyst Dan Nystedt revealed on platform X that OpenAI is in talks with Samsung Electronics to discuss the possibility of integrating ChatGPT into Samsung's latest Galaxy AI system. This collaboration model is similar to Apple's current partnership with OpenAI, aimed at enhancing the language understanding and interaction capabilities of Samsung's AI system. Notably, Samsung has already integrated Google's Gemini model into its latest Galaxy AI.

At this year's Samsung Developers Conference, Samsung officially unveiled the new Gauss 2 AI model, marking another significant advancement in its artificial intelligence endeavors. The Gauss 2 model upgrades in performance and efficiency, with applications ranging from smartphones to home appliances, encompassing a variety of smart devices. Gauss 2 has multimodal capabilities, allowing it to process images, text, and code simultaneously, enhancing the integration of AI into various device ecosystems. Samsung has developed three versions: Compact, Balanced, and

Oura's CEO Tom Hale stated in an interview with CNBC at the web summit in Lisbon, Portugal, that despite ongoing market rumors, it is unlikely that Apple will enter the smart ring market. Previously, with Samsung launching its first smart ring this year, market analysts had predicted that Apple might release a similar product by 2026. However, Oura, a leading company in the smart ring market since 2013, disagrees with this prediction. Hale explained: Apple

Samsung China and Zhupu Huazhang Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as 'Zhupu') recently announced a strategic cooperation agreement. The two parties will engage in deep collaboration in the field of AI mobile phones, aiming to jointly create AI products with exceptional experiences. Looking ahead, Samsung and Zhupu will continue to innovate in the AI mobile phone sector, together leading the industry in smart products and embarking on a new chapter in the development of the AI mobile communication industry.

Recently, the Super-enterprise Union of Samsung Group sent a formal letter urging Samsung Electronics to lift existing restrictions on the internal use of generative AI tools, such as ChatGPT. The union represents workers from five Samsung subsidiaries, and they delivered the letter to Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong and Business Support Group Head Jeong Hyun-ho on October 17. It is understood that Samsung Electronics had previously restricted the use of these AI tools due to security concerns.

Samsung is considering replacing the traditional settings menu with artificial intelligence in future Galaxy phones! According to ETNews, this idea may be realized in upcoming models like the Galaxy S24 FE. Samsung believes that with advanced AI technology, phones will be able to anticipate user needs, eliminating the need for manual adjustments. Imagine a future where smartphones may no longer have cumbersome settings options, and all adjustments are made automatically by the phone. Samsung is committed to enhancing user experience.

Recently, Samsung officially launched the highly anticipated Galaxy S24 FE phone, with prices starting at $649.99 for the 128GB version and $709.99 for the 256GB version. This new phone features a design similar to last year's model but incorporates many of the latest AI software capabilities, such as generative photo editing and instant slow motion, making it ideal for those looking to experience high-tech features on a budget. The Galaxy S24 FE is equipped with a 6.7-inch display.

Recently, globally renowned chip manufacturers TSMC and Samsung have been actively discussing plans to build a large semiconductor factory in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is reported that this project may involve multiple factories, with a total investment exceeding $100 billion, funded by the UAE, while the United States will oversee the operations of the factories. Image source note: Image generated by AI, image licensed from service provider Midjourney. Additionally, Samsung is also considering the establishment of new chip factories in the UAE in the coming years.

The Samsung AI Food app, Samsung Food Plus, has been updated with new features that allow users to add ingredients to their list and generate recommended recipes simply by taking a photo. This automates food list management, updates the list, and streamlines meal planning. The app is now cross-platform, not limited to Samsung SmartThings and Family Hub, and has integrated Vision AI technology that can recognize over 40,000 ingredients. A paid version, Samsung Food Plus, is available, which includes ad removal and personalization.

Samsung has announced the introduction of AI features for its smart appliances, highlighting the smart fridge's support for AI-generated wallpaper. Users can customize the fridge display wallpaper by choosing themes, categories, and artistic styles. This feature requires a Wi-Fi connection and is limited to generating five wallpapers daily. Additionally, Samsung has upgraded the Bixby voice assistant to enhance smart home control capabilities, allowing it to understand complex commands and remember conversations, making interactions with appliances more natural. However, the Bixby upgrade is only available for select models launched in 2024, including the Bespoke series of refrigerators.

Samsung Electronics has announced their intention to introduce Galaxy AI's intelligent features into certain mid-range Galaxy A series smartphones, starting with the Galaxy A55 and Galaxy A35 models expected to launch in 2024. There may be further expansions to additional models in the future. While these mid-range devices will come equipped with high-end AI features, there may be limitations compared to the flagship phones.

Samsung Electronics' fifth-generation high bandwidth memory (HBM) chip, HBM3E, has passed Nvidia's testing and is qualified for use in artificial intelligence processors. Although the two parties have yet to sign a formal agreement, a supply agreement is expected to be reached soon, with supply anticipated to begin in the fourth quarter of 2024. This achievement represents a key breakthrough for Samsung in competing with local rival SK Hynix. However, Samsung's 12-layer HBM3E chip failed to pass testing, prompting the company to make adjustments to the design in order to address issues related to heat and power consumption.

Samsung Electronics has started mass production of the industry's thinnest low-power Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM) chips to meet the growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI) in mobile devices. The newly launched 12-nanometer, 12GB, and 16GB LPDDR5X DRAM chips are only as thick as a fingernail, achieved through Samsung's expertise in chip packaging technology. This design not only provides more space for mobile devices but also improves airflow and optimizes thermal management. In terms of performance, Samsung's LPDDR5X DRAM chips deliver.