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Sept. 9, 2026
Galaxy Watch keeps a close eye on your heart

Samsung Electronics is expanding its heart-health services, combining Galaxy Watch sensors with the Samsung Health app to monitor blood pressure, electrocardiograms, irregular heart rhythms and broader indicators including sleep, physical activity, vascular stress and body composition. The company unveiled the enhanced features at a media briefing in Seoul on Wednesday, ahead of World Heart Day on Sept. 29. Samsung said the aim is to help users detect subtle changes through continuous monitoring
Sept. 9, 2026
Samsung, Mistral AI team up on smarter chipmaking

Samsung Electronics is teaming up with French AI startup Mistral AI to build customized artificial intelligence models for chip design and manufacturing, deepening a relationship backed by Samsung’s investment in the European AI heavyweight. The strategic partnership will focus on deploying AI across Samsung’s semiconductor operations, including chip design, process optimization and engineering workflows. Samsung plans to integrate Mistral AI’s language models into its chip business and tailor t
Sept. 8, 2026
Samsung, ASML deepen partnership to advance high-resolution chip tech

Samsung Electronics and Dutch manufacturer of chip equipment ASML said Tuesday they would expand their long-standing partnership on next-generation lithography technologies critical to producing advanced AI chips. The expanded partnership between South Korea’s largest chipmaker and ASML focuses on high numerical aperture extreme ultraviolet lithography and advanced photomask solutions, areas expected to become increasingly important as chipmakers push the limits of semiconductor scaling. As part
Sept. 8, 2026
Samsung poised to benefit from memory crunch: report

Samsung Electronics is expected to fare better than most smartphone makers as rising memory prices squeeze the global handset market, while its semiconductor business continues to benefit from the same supply shortage, according to a report from Mizuho Securities. The Japanese brokerage forecast global smartphone shipments at 1.15 billion units in 2026, down 9 percent from a year earlier. It expects Samsung shipments to remain broadly flat at 240 million units. Major Chinese vendors are projecte
Sept. 8, 2026
Dyson bets on AI vision with Nurovi robots, oral-care debut

Dyson is extending artificial intelligence, vision systems and sensor-based automation across its appliance portfolio, introducing a new robot cleaner family alongside its first oral-care device and updated air-treatment and beauty products. At its Dyson Unveiled event in Berlin on Thursday, Chief Engineer Jake Dyson said the company is shifting its focus from mechanical performance alone toward products that can interpret and respond to data about their surroundings. “Now Dyson is moving beyond
Sept. 7, 2026
Dyson takes Korea-tested service model global

Dyson is taking customer-service practices tested in South Korea into a broader global support model that extends beyond its existing three-day repair and loan promise to include connected-device diagnostics, artificial intelligence-assisted troubleshooting and preventive maintenance. The British technology company outlined the expanded program at its Dyson Unveiled event in Berlin on Thursday. Dyson is bringing together services it had already begun rolling out earlier this year under its “Neve
Sept. 7, 2026
From lab coats to limelight: Grabity puts its researchers at the fore

The scientists behind Grabity, the hair-loss shampoo brand that has gained traction in South Korea and overseas with its polyphenol-based technology, have stepped out of their labs and into an unusual second job: modeling for their own products. On buses and product packaging, researchers Yang Han-yeol, Kim Eun-u and Ju Helen pose alongside Lee Hae-shin, a KAIST distinguished professor of chemistry and the founder of Polyphenol Factory, the startup behind Grabity. "We are not professional models
Sept. 7, 2026
Samsung to begin second-half hiring across 19 affiliates

Samsung will begin its second-half recruitment Tuesday, with 19 affiliates hiring entry-level employees through the conglomerate’s group-wide recruitment program. Applications will be accepted through Sept. 15 via Samsung Careers, the group’s recruitment website, Samsung said Monday. The participating companies include Samsung Electronics, Samsung C&T, Samsung Biologics, Samsung Bioepis, Samsung Display, Samsung SDI, Samsung SDS, Samsung Heavy Industries, Hotel Shilla and Cheil Worldwide, among
Sept. 6, 2026
LG Electronics targets actuators, B2B appliances as next growth engines

LG Electronics is positioning robotic actuators — the joints that drive robots — as a next-generation growth engine, with the company nearing what could be its first major order from a global technology giant. Baek Seung-tae, head of LG Electronics' home appliance business, said the company has developed actuators that are more efficient, lighter and cost-competitive than rival products, and it is preparing for mass production, Saturday. "We are pursuing orders from several big technology compan
Sept. 4, 2026
Dyson bets on AI vision with Nurovi robots, oral-care debut

Dyson is extending artificial intelligence, vision systems and sensor-based automation across its appliance portfolio, introducing a new robot cleaner family alongside its first oral-care device and updated air-treatment and beauty products. At its Dyson Unveiled event in Berlin on Thursday, Chief Engineer Jake Dyson said the company is shifting its focus from mechanical performance alone toward products that can interpret and respond to data about their surroundings. “Now Dyson is moving beyond

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