Last Updated: March 24, 2023, 08:00 IST
Samsung U100 chip might be a part of IoT merchandise
The firm may combine the brand new UWB chip into IoT and tracker merchandise this 12 months.
Samsung has launched a brand new ultra-wideband (UWB) Exynos chip that may very well be used within the next-gen Apple AirTags like tracker. The Exynos Connect U100 chip provides you the potential of radio frequency, flash reminiscence and energy administration tech in a single chip.
Samsung launched the SmartTag earlier however its reputation is nowhere near that of the Apple AirTags tracker, which may change with the following model of the SmartTag that may very well be geared up with the brand new Exynos U100 chip.
It additionally has cryptographic tech which gives encryption on the machine degree. Samsung states the U100 chip is good for IoT and automotive functions.
In addition to monitoring gadgets, Samsung may additionally combine this chip into particular navy tools and for AR/VR gadgets as properly. Samsung can be going to offer the U100 chip to Google which has develop into an in depth associate for the South Korean model since bringing the co-developed WearOS platform for smartwatches.
Samsung has not formally detailed which product will use the U100 chip first up, however with the certifications achieved, anticipate the corporate to have an AirTags rival within the latter a part of this 12 months. Looking on the prowess of the U100 chip, it’s doable that Samsung may combine into its Galaxy smartphones as properly.
Samsung goes to face extra challenges within the foldable circuit for the primary time in 2023. The firm has to this point launched fourth-gen foldable and flip merchandise within the Galaxy Z vary however with the likes of Oppo, Motorola, Xiaomi and OnePlus amongst others getting into the fray within the coming quarters, anticipate the phase to lastly get the enhance and demand that buyers have been ready for. The firm is prone to announce the brand new foldables at an occasion round August later this 12 months.
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