One might think that after the recent fiasco with Galaxy Samsung will devote Note 7 to battery development. But the truth is somewhere a little different. Samsung decided to invest in a slightly different segment, namely OLED displays and semiconductors.
The Korean manufacturer invested 11,5 billion dollars in semiconductors themselves, especially in V-NAD technology, which are special memories. According to information, the company is thus responding to higher demand for data centers. Overall, however, Samsung invested 24 billion dollars, as it also devoted part of the funds to the development of OLED displays. This is a quite logical step. Samsung is the first company ever to come to the market with 10-nanometer processor technology. It is also speculated that it could be involved in the supply of displays for the new iPhones, which should offer curved edges. The demand for OLED displays or 10-nanometer processors will be higher and higher, so the investment is a good step.
*Source: Phonearena
