Samsung Patents a Gate-Bridging Architecture for Next-Gen Nanosheet Transistors
Samsung is patenting a clever structural trick that electrically ties together gate electrodes sitting on opposite sides of an isolation wall —…
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Samsung is patenting a clever structural trick that electrically ties together gate electrodes sitting on opposite sides of an isolation wall —…
Samsung is patenting a display architecture where every single pixel contains two completely separate sets of light-emitting elements — one optimized for…
Foldable phones use magnets to snap shut cleanly — but those same magnets can mess with the tiny motors inside your camera.…
The difference between a vivid, accurate color on your TV and a washed-out one can come down to a few nanometers of…
Samsung may be looking at your smartwatch's metal casing as more than just a pretty shell — this patent describes using the…
Chip manufacturing lives or dies on coating uniformity — and Samsung's latest patent targets a surprisingly overlooked weak point: the magnetic field…
Keeping a robot upright on a bumpy floor is harder than it sounds. Samsung's new patent describes a mechanical linkage system that…
Samsung is patenting a more precise approach to active noise cancellation — one that uses two microphones playing different roles and strips…
As chips shrink to atomic scales, routing electrical connections between transistors becomes a puzzle in three dimensions. Samsung's latest patent tackles exactly…
Samsung is filing patents on a packaging technique that buries capacitors inside the circuit substrate itself — not on top of it…
When you plug a charger into a folded Galaxy phone, shouldn't the screen just tell you what's happening — right next to…
Samsung Display is rethinking where the transistor lives inside a pixel — instead of lying flat on the substrate, it wraps around…
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