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Samsung and TSMC to adopt ASML's high NA EUV lithography machines

Samsung Electronics and TSMC have committed to deploying ASML's newest high-numerical-aperture EUV lithography systems, machines that can cost up to $400 million each. Both companies join Intel in adopting a related technical change expected to increase chip output on these machines by roughly 40 percent. Samsung plans to use the tools for memory chip production by 2028, while TSMC intends to apply the technology to its most advanced chips for customers like AMD, Apple, Nvidia and Qualcomm.

Mistral AI closes €3B Series D led by Samsung, valuing it above €21B

French AI startup Mistral AI has closed a €3 billion Series D funding round at a post-money valuation exceeding €21 billion, which it calls the largest equity raise ever by a European tech company. Samsung Electronics led the round, with EQT's Scaleup Europe Fund and existing backer PSG Equity as co-leads. Mistral plans to use the capital to expand compute infrastructure, accelerate commercial growth, and grow its presence internationally across the 20 countries where it now operates.

Mistral raises €3B Series D led by Samsung, valuing it above €21B

Mistral has closed a €3 billion Series D funding round at a post-money valuation exceeding €21 billion, marking the largest equity raise ever by a European tech company just three years after its founding. Samsung Electronics led the round, with EQT's Scaleup Europe Fund and existing backer PSG Equity co-leading. The company now operates in 20 countries and serves over 125 enterprises, including Airbus, ASML and HSBC.

Samsung unveils zHBM, memory stacked directly atop AI chips

Samsung Electronics showed mockups of two new 3D memory designs, zHBM and zNAND-O, at the FMS 2026 conference in California. zHBM vertically stacks high-bandwidth memory directly on top of AI accelerator chips along the z-axis, cutting the distance data travels between memory and processor compared to today's side-by-side layouts.

South Korea's chip-sector employees become dating market's most desired partners amid AI boom

Matchmaking firms in South Korea report that professionals at semiconductor giants like SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics, along with AI industry workers, are now the most coveted partners in the country's dating scene, overtaking traditionally prestigious fields like medicine and law. The shift follows massive profit-sharing bonuses, with SK Hynix employees reportedly earning around 700 million won annually, more than 15 times Korea's average salary, fueled by stock surges of 95% and 135% at Samsung and SK Hynix respectively this year.