Samsung to use stacked batteries with larger capacity in future Galaxy phones.
By utilizing the stacking method for all of its batteries, Samsung SDI will be able to go head-to-head with its local rival LG Energy which also employs such technology, as well as the Chinese juggernauts ATL and BYD.
Two Korean companies reportedly bid to enter a partnership with Samsung over the stacked small cells development and production, but Samsung ultimately chose a pair of Chinese rivals for the joint venture. Shenzhen Yinghe Tech has apparently already delivered the stacking equipment and, after running a pilot line in Tianjin, Samsung will now commence mass production of stacked batteries with increased capacity in its Cheonan factory. Color us excited if that those end up in the Galaxy S24 series, or even in the
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