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Samsung has announced that it is shipping its new Z-SSDs, which come with a radical new flavor of existing NAND technology, in 800GB and 240GB capacity points.

Samsung announced that it has started mass production of 16Gb (2GB) GDDR6 memory chips.

The latest addition to Samsung's line of curved displays features Thunderbolt 3 connectivity and, according to the company, is designed for entertainment and business audiences.

Samsung is mass producing the "industry's first" 2nd-generation 10-nanometer class DRAM.

Samsung's new SZ985 Z-NAND SSD uses a special flavor of Samsung's flash to offer unheard of performance from a NAND-based SSD to take on Intel's 3D XPoint-powered Optane SSDs.

Another day, another story pertaining to the ongoing patent disputes between technology giants Apple and Samsung.

From video streaming and web browsing to photo-sharing and gaming, it's clear that Samsung wants its VR products to be more than expensive paper weights.

Samsung announced a new camera dubbed the 360 Round to "provide VR specialists with a durable and manageable solution for capturing, viewing, and editing VR content."

Samsung announced the 8LPP process generations, which should serve as a stop-gap until the company is ready to launch the first-ever 7nm EUV generation.

Samsung plans to lead the EUV charge with 7nm products slated for the second half of 2018, while its competitors will deploy production-class EUV in the 2020 timeframe.

Samsung has a ten-year road map, and it starts with a massive 128TB QLC SSD announcement, updated Z-SSD using optimized MLC, and a leak about the successor to the 960 series.

Samsung's new Pyeongtaek campus semiconductor fabrication line in South Korea begins shipping 4th generation NAND with 64-layers.

Another year, another update to the Gear VR. Still one of the most ubiquitous mobile VR systems, the Gear VR is Samsung’s proprietary platform that turns a Galaxy (or Note) phone into a VR headset.