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Your Daily Dose Of Technology News – December 02, 2025.
1. Samsung unveils its first Tri-folding phone:
Samsung launched its first “tri-fold” smartphone, Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold. Featuring a 10-inch display when fully unfolded.
The device’s first release will be in South Korea (December 12), with a U.S. launch expected in early 2026. The move marks a significant escalation in foldable phone design and intensifies the smartphone form-factor race.
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2. Streaming disruption: Casting support cut by Netflix-
Netflix has quietly disabled mobile-to-smart-TV casting support for most smart TVs — cutting off a convenience many users took for granted. Only older Chromecast devices and a limited set of compatible TVs will continue to support casting, leaving many subscribers surprised and frustrated.
3. XLight: A semiconductor startup led by former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, secured up to US $150 million in backing from the U.S. government (under the CHIPS Act).
XLight is developing advanced free-electron lasers (FEL) for next-generation EUV lithography — potentially enabling far more efficient and powerful chip manufacturing. This signals renewed push for domestic semiconductor innovation.
4. Nvidia has committed US $2 billion to Synopsys, a major move to infuse AI capabilities directly into the chip-design software stack. This signals intention to influence not just AI applications, but the underlying hardware design process.
5. The long-standing formula used by major tech firms; build disruptive innovations, grow quickly, and keep spending modest is increasingly being challenged by the rapid rise of AI. Companies like Alphabet Inc., Amazon.com Inc., Meta Platforms Inc. and Microsoft Corp. have prospered under that model, but scaling AI infrastructure requires significantly more capital, making the old playbook less viable.
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6. Global connectivity gains momentum via eSIM partnerships:
In another global move, IDEMIA Secure Transactions and startup eSIM Go announced a partnership to deliver secure, flexible eSIM-based connectivity worldwide.
Their combined infrastructure aims to enable seamless eSIM provisioning for telecom, travel, fintech and other service providers supporting digital connectivity across more than 190 countries.
Summary:
– AI is reshaping the economics of Big Tech. As AI demands skyrocket, profits may not come from low-cost development anymore, companies will need to invest significantly in hardware, infrastructure, and compute capacity.
– Hardware innovation will accelerate. From chip design to memory tech to foldable devices, companies are doubling down on pushing form-factors and performance, signalling that we’re entering a new wave of hardware competition.
– Geopolitics & strategic tech investment matter again. Moves like XLight’s funding under CHIPS Act hint that countries are racing to secure domestic supply chains for critical semiconductor technology.
– Connectivity is going global & frictionless. The rise of eSIM partnerships expands access, simplifies global roaming, and lowers barriers for digital services worldwide, relevant for consumers, businesses and telecom players alike.
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