2016 Samsung Foundry Update!
When sketching out the chapters for our book “Mobile UnLeashed” we sought out the events and technology that empowered the mobile devices that literally changed our world. One of the companies that enabled this change of course is Samsung. Cleverly embedded in chapter 8 “To Seoul, via Austin” is the story of how Samsung got into the foundry business. Once you read this chapter and see how Samsung Foundry got to where they are today you will be in a much better position to understand where they are going tomorrow, absolutely.
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