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Samsung wins Apple iPhone image sensor deal in Texas, eyes Qualcomm next

Amy Fan

Amy Fan

, Taipei

Aug 14, 2025, 14:29 0

Credit: AFP

Samsung Electronics plans to begin producing its in-house–designed high-performance CMOS image sensors (CIS) at its Austin, Texas, wafer fab in 2027 for Apple's iPhones...

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