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Samsung Electronics has earned a hefty US government grant to boost their chipmaking facilities in the United States
Business

US Confirms Billions In Chips Funds To Samsung, Texas Instruments

Tech

Samsung Electronics to Start Mass Production of New 10-nm Processors by End of 2017

Tech

Samsung Galaxy Note 8 confirmed; Galaxy Note 7 users to get 50% off full price of Note 8 or S8

Tech

How to download Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow update for Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5

Tech

Buyers Beware: Another Samsung Galaxy Note 7 Accident injures Nicholasville man; Is it safe to buy Samsung Galaxy Note 7?

Tech

Samsung Galaxy J7 (2017) Vs. Galaxy J7 (2016) Vs. Galaxy J7 Prime: Which best model to buy?

Headlines

After Galaxy Note 7, Samsung exploding washing machines reported

News

Samsung to issue quick fix for Galaxy Note 7 battery problems

Tech

Replacement of Samsung Galaxy Note 7 in U.S. to start Sept. 21

Headlines

Samsung Dongle LTE Device Gives Vehicles Internet Connection

Headlines

Exynos 8 Octa 8890: Samsung Plans First Premium Smartphone Single-Chip Product

Headlines

Samsung Gear VR Headset Hitting Stores This Fall

Headlines

Samsung's Mobile Head Stays On Board With the Tech Giant

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AI

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Health

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World

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World

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