Samsung announced plans to add native stablecoin functionality, starting with USDC, to its Galaxy Wallet across 800 million devices in 61 countries. The move follows a $408 million investment in crypto exchange Dunamu and positions the tech giant as a major distribution channel for digital assets.
Major PC manufacturers HP, Asus, and Acer have started incorporating small volumes of DRAM chips from China's ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) into laptops sold outside the U.S. market, as an AI infrastructure boom creates unprecedented memory shortages from dominant suppliers Micron, Samsung, and SK hynix.
Surging demand for AI infrastructure is causing a severe shortage of memory chips and passive components, dubbed 'RAMaggedon,' with Samsung predicting supply constraints through 2028. The crunch is raising prices for laptops, smartphones, and potentially automobiles, while delaying product launches like Apple's MacBook Air M5.
Broadcom and Samsung Electronics signed a $200 billion MOU through 2030 covering AI chip production, 2nm foundry manufacturing, advanced packaging, and HBM supply. The deal was announced at the AI Summit in San Francisco.
Samsung Electronics revealed plans to integrate stablecoin support into Samsung Wallet during its Galaxy Unpacked 2026 event, aiming to transform the platform into a comprehensive financial ecosystem connecting payments, rewards, and digital assets for Galaxy device users.
