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Companies like Samsung and Fairphone are focused on making products that use recycled and ethically-sourced materials.

Your smartphone is bad for the planet; these companies want to help

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Your smartphone is bad for the planet

Samsung and Fairphone are focused on making sustainable products.

there's an unsustainable consumption pattern that's happening. You know, we talk about fast fashion, but fast tech right at their phone, we strongly believe that we want our business to be a force for good and for us that means both environmentally socially, but also financially maybe it's coming off the pandemic, but I think the timing that is really right for these products and I think it's it's good for a company. But I think more importantly, I think it's good for the environment. If you're not considering social and environmental impacts when you're making business decisions, then you're not making fully informed business decisions. Mhm. The electronics industry is notorious for making thin light capable machines when you know, mobile computing started in the 80s. It wasn't something that came into the consciousness of corporations. You know, maybe we should think about the fact that this cobalt mine is in a place that may use a lot of child labor may use a lot of unclean energy to get it out of the earth. We still want thin light fast devices but there's a growing movement that is really interested in how sustainable something is in our few the rapid life cycles and the short lifetime of devices actually is the main problem um designing a device that is meant to last and also building the ecosystem around it that actually a device can last longer by introducing this longer term vision. Um I also start immediately tackling problems not only for the planet, but also for the people in this, in this supply chain. If you look at mobile products, about 80% of the life cycle, greenhouse gas impacts all the way from raw material extraction through production to use and then back around again is in production and so it doesn't make sense, you know, to be throwing these things away, I sat down with Mark Newton who is the head of sustainability for Samsung. Now, Samsung is a massive company. They don't just make smartphones and refrigerators and washing machines and home appliances, they also make semiconductors, they make battery packs for electric vehicles, they're a tremendous company. Their goals are pretty aggressive, so by 2030 they want to become net zero with consumer electronics, they have manufacturing plants, they have locations all over the world and that means that in order to become net zero, they have to essentially work with each individual country to raise up the infrastructure essentially. Samsung is sort of planting the flag and saying, okay, you know, we're going to do this and we're gonna make this happen, sustainability is crucial for tech because of the level of consumption and how integrated tech is into our everyday lives. You know, the most sustainable phone is the one that's in your pocket. It's the one that you can use and repair and change and swap and customize as technology gets better. Fair phone is a company that started in 2013 and their whole model is essentially to provide a smartphone experience, that you know, looks very similar to say, your iPhone in your pocket that incorporates sustainability recycling bility, repairability and even ensuring fair wages for workers Every year. We sell and buy their 4, 1.4 billion smartphones worldwide and we use them around 2-3 years and then after use less than 20% actually is handed in for recycling. It's actually a huge waste machine Plus also these rapid lifecycle said you can imagine the effect it has on the C. +02 and material use, but also the short term focus is quite a big influence on the people working in this supply chain. They're doing something in this space to innovate for long enough that larger companies are coming to them and being like, okay, what have you learned? How did you do this small part that you see here, it makes your phone shake and that's made of constant from here. What can we learn from you so that we can incorporate more sustainable products. You wanted a compromise to be as small as possible because for me, my goal as fair phone is I want my users that they love to keep their phone and use longer. Yet for me, what is beautiful? Is it beautiful? They're just thin thinner, thinnest or is it actually beautiful that say, hey, there's a design idea behind this that cares for the materials for the people working in the supply chain and for the environment. Ace is interesting because they're known mostly for gaming computers. They offer a lot of really innovative stuff in that space. They also work in chromebooks, things that kids use at schools. They're launching their very first sort of 30% post consumer recycled laptop called the vero. We've made sure that it is used to operate able so it's pretty easy to pop in more memory or in a gaming laptop to put a different graphic processor. And so I consider that table stakes today where the customers want that and the idea is over time, there's no premium, you know, it's chicken and the egg as you get scale and you get your production lines up the the added cost to have recycled plastics comes down and after a while it'll be just, you know, I think everyone will have green products. The question is how soon will people have it? We're ready now. And I think some of the competitions maybe a year or two behind Once, it's part of our design criteria. Um, just like energy efficiency and performance and all those things. Just as part of that trade off analysis that we do then it just becomes something that is ubiquitous with the product are buds to pro it has 90% recycled content in the plastic even one generation before we were like really proud to get 20% recycled content and so we know we can do it. I went into this story thinking why hasn't this happened? Like why haven't we seen more green products on the market, all of those sort of different groups are converging to move us towards the future that's a little bit more sustainable from an employment perspective, from a global supply chain perspective from an environmental perspective. The first step is that we want to raise awareness. So we uncover for that complex supply chain and figure out, hey, where are things going wrong? The second step is that we innovate in our company and our supply chain on solutions to the malpractices that we found. But then the third step is that we want to convene other industry players and convince other players, hey, we now have a scalable solution that works, join in one of the things that I'm seeing that's really driving a lot of this is investor interest in the idea that companies that are considering sustainability in their business model are better run companies. It can be commercially successful to make both ethical choices in your supply chain and indeed be a commercially successful company. But I think ultimately, you know, I don't think, I don't think that we're coming out with green product of higher margins and make more money. I think it's just that the market is going to be asking for green and rather being a slow or fast follow, we want to leave the market. I am quite hopeful and I also see the different actors. I see legislation upcoming. I see other companies also moving in this direction. So I really am hopeful that Fair phone is not going to be the exception like we are now, but that we in the in a few years time, this actually will be the more instead of the exception.

Intel CEO Patrick Gelsignger joins Brainstorm Tech explain.

Semiconductor manufacturing: How the U.S. can compete with the rest of the world

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Semiconductor manufacturing: How the U.S. can compete

So I want to talk about the geopolitical piece because it's put you in the somewhat uh I would say somewhat awkward position of of saying to the government, hey give us taxpayer money So that we can make sure you're not overly dependent on Taiwan and South Korea. Yeah. And you know what if you think about it at the highest level and let's uh you know, we just launched our two new fabs that we're building two new fan modules in Arizona. I just did groundbreaking on those about 45 days ago. Each fab modules about $10 billion. So I just announced 20 billion of capital investment hopped on the digger and started to drive around and help my team start dig the hole, right? No, they wouldn't let me actually start ignition. But uh you know, so if I was building that 20 billion in uh Korea or Taiwan, it's approximately 30 to 40% of subsidies right to do that would be seen from those governments. They're already getting those subs today. So Wow, how do you compete with a 30-40% subsidy? Because that means we're not competing with TSMC or Samsung, we're competing with Taiwan inc and Korea inc. And the subsidies in china are even more significant. So the position and when you think about it over the last 30 years in 1990 the U. S. Produced, 37% of all semiconductors are manufactured here, Europe produced 44% today, us is 12% and Europe is 9%. These industries have collapsed in the us and tell us half of that 12% is what we manufacture here. And it's never that the US said we don't want these industries, it's that the Asians said they do and they put extraordinary Public private policies, industrial development in place to go make it happen here we are 30 years later. And where the fans are for the next couple of decades is more important than where the oil reserves are. Right, it is that important to the nation, to the economy, to our nationals. And if the fabs are in Taiwan there's the risk that at any time the Chinese cross that 100 miles and take over. That's well saying on Tuesday morning, right, I'm on the flight uh, to go see the Credit suisse investors and what did the Wall Street Journal report that morning? Sorry I know that we're at the Fortune conference, forgive me. But there was 25 years, 27 sorties from china flew into Taiwan airspace on monday. Does that make you feel more comfortable or less? If you're now dependent on, you know, Taiwan is the singular source of technology for the most critical aspect of our human existence and our national security and economy for the future. And if you needed an exclamation point right, you know, idle Detroit factories, right? You know the cease of our medical, you know infrastructure, all of those kind of things. This is precarious. We need to take out

Samsung unveils the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra

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Samsung unveils the Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra


Wow, There it is. The Galaxy note. 20. Yeah, note Users have always been energized by work and inspired by play. Now that the division between work and play is blurring more than ever, we need to move fluidly between the two. No. 20 was designed to meet the needs and support us in our daily lives. It's a new and improved way to optimize time and maximize efficiency. The new Galaxy Note 20 comes in two versions. The Note 20 and the Note 20 ultra. With everything we do on our phones these days, the display is really important. The Note 20 has a 6.7 inch screen, and the Note 20 Ultra has the largest smartphone. Display it in our note series. At 6.9 inches, the display is the most of it and brightest you can find on a smartphone today. It gives great visibility indoors and outdoors. We've seen your testimonies that no matter how you use your smartphone, once you experience the buttery smoothness of 120 hearts of play, it's really hard to go back. We're proud to bring that same experience to the note 20 ultra and considering how much you'll be using it. We're happy to protect the new note with the toughest glass ever on a smartphone, The note can keep up with busy multitasking lifestyles. It delivers the best of power and the best of productivity. No. 20 and No. 20 Ultra has the fastest processors in the Galaxy series. Yeah, advanced chip sets, combined with their all day intelligent battery, give you the power to last. And if you're ever running low, you can get more than 50% charged in just 30 minutes. That's staying power you can count on. We also offer into insecurity in hardware and software with Samsung Knox. If you think about everything that we do on our phones, it's reassuring to know cameras are an integral part of the smartphone experience. For me, my gallery has replaced my diary. I use pictures to remember where I went, who I met and even what I ate. I know a lot of you can relate. We expect our phones to do a lot, and No. 20 cameras are designed to live up to these high expectations. They come with one camera on the front and three in the back ultra wide. Why and telephoto. You can get sharp pictures even when the subject is far away and crisp shots in low light. It's the biggest sleep in low light photography in a galaxy, and as you can see, the bold design is a proud declaration on its own.

This is the year of galaxy 5 G. it begins right now in 2020 right here with the galaxy S. 20. Today were more social than ever. And we communicate and express ourselves with images not just words. That means our smartphones need one thing above all else, a powerful camera. we rebuilt the Galaxy S 20s entire camera system to change the way we capture. The key to capturing a high quality photo is a high resolution camera because the higher the resolution. The more detail you can capture, and the more you can see. Maybe you're taking a picture you notice something interesting in the background so you pitch in to get a better look. But as you get closer, the image gets pixelated. It's 64 megapixels as 20s revolutionary camera system takes smartphone photography to the next level. So when you need to crop an image, don't worry. As 20s resolution is so sharp that even when you do crop, your photo remains crisp and clear. When you need to get closer or want the subject to be the only thing in the frame you need zoomed in with Galaxy S 20 space zoom, you can get up to 30 times closer So there's something that's cool from far away, you can still zoom in, get a high quality shot. With AI you can use this revolutionary camera to the fullest. Think about it. There's those times when you wanna capture the moment but by the time you decided on the right camera mode, the moments gone. With single take mode, S20 uses AI to capture different versions of that exact same moment. Using each of its different cameras just take a short clip up to 10 seconds and single tape captures different versions of that game winning goal. Live focus Boomerang video ultra wide and a lot more. Then when you're done shooting, it gives you a handful those best shots so you can pick your favorites For we know that photos are only one part of the camera experience. More and more, we're using video to communicate. Whether it's sharing our Instagram stories, capturing special moments, or creating content of our own. For years Samsung has led the market in 8k tv technology. And today we're bringing that expertise to mobile. Thanks to as 20 super high resolution you can capture videos in stunning 8K [ APPLAUSE ] 8K is the future of video. And now you can shoot it yourself right from your phone. In fact, we built an entire aka ecosystem, you can shoot 8k footage from the camera in your pocket, upload it to YouTube over 5g network and use tap you to cast it to your eight k q LED TV. With promo code you can adjust aperture exposure and settings that you'd usually have control over with a DSLR. We even enhanced super steady mode, so you can take sharper videos on the go, thanks to AI motion analysis and anti- rolling stabilizer. This camera isn't just good, it's in a class of its own. Right down to its performance specs. Got a powerful processor, and all day battery. Thanks to the galaxy S20 incredible storage capacity, up to a terabyte and a half using a micro SD card. You'll have plenty of room for all your favorite photos and videos. And you can share those photos and videos more easily than ever to. With S20 you can share files with up to five friends at the same time without even having to pair your devices. Every incredible innovation you've heard about so far from 8K video to promo to sharing is available on all three models of the Galaxy S20 series with the Galaxy S20. Google dual be natively integrated right into your contacts and phone and messages. We work with Google to integrate their software with our hardware bringing new dual features to Galaxy smartphones, starting with the S20 and the Galaxy Z Flip. That includes our wide angle camera, so you can chat in landscape mode and get more people in the shot. It also includes full HD video chatting with Galaxy S20's lighting fast 5G. So you can get a clear connection with no friction or latency. And these days, one of the best ways to connect with your friends is through gaming. Whether you're fighting monsters together, or racing against time, mobile gaming has become a truly social experience for smartphone users. And yet, too often, our smartphones Just don't let us play our favorite games to the where they're meant to be played. However with 5G, the S20 takes gaming to a whole new level. The displays on all three S20 models have 120 hertz refresh rate, for incredibly smooth gameplay. We also doubled the touch response rate, so you can game with less touch lag. After all, when you're right around the corner from that finish line, that split second can make all the difference. And it's all thanks to the processor. The S 20 also comes with up to 16 gigabytes of RAM and it's powered by next generation memory technology Samsung lpd Dr. Five From March 6 you can get a Galaxy S20 of your own starting a $ 999. [ BLANK_AUDIO ] [ APPLAUSE ] [ NOISE ] from Mr

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