Samsung is preparing to produce sensors for iPhone cameras
By ForGeeks
A few months ago, it was reported that Samsung could be looking into manufacturing CMOS image sensors (CIS) for iPhone smartphones. Now there are indications that the South Korean tech giant is indeed preparing to launch this production.
And now there are signs that the South Korean tech giant is indeed preparing to launch this production.
According to The Elec, Samsung recently posted job openings for mechanical and electrical systems project managers at its semiconductor plant in Austin, Texas. These professionals will coordinate the work of designers, suppliers and equipment engineers, as well as be responsible for so-called «hookup»-work, including laying gas and water piping.
The Elec reported that Samsung recently posted job openings for mechanical and electrical systems project managers at its semiconductor plant in Austin, Texas.
In addition, the company has notified the Austin City Council of plans to invest about $19 billion to modernize the facility. The funds will be used to maintain infrastructure and install state-of-the-art equipment. According to the source, these steps are aimed at preparing for the production of CMOS sensors for Apple’s smartphones.
The company has also notified the Austin City Council of its plans to invest about $19 billion in modernizing the facility.
It is noted that CIS production at this plant could start as early as March 2026 if the timeline is not pushed back. It has also been previously reported that future iPhone cameras could use Samsung components to improve autofocus and image stabilization.
