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This can explain a lot
Samsung Strikes Deal to Supply ASIC Chips to Bitmain
https://bitsonline.com/samsung-deal-asic-chips-bitmain/

Rushing out old stuff before selling new Antminer with Samsung chips inside Tongue

I hope this is true. This means no new manufacturer

Why would you not want a new manufacturer?

U want more difficulty?

I have been keeping an eye on the Samsung news articles since they were first released at the end of January and this is the first and ONLY article that claims Bitmain is who they have partnered with. I would take it with a grain of salt and find it extremely strange that none of the other articles mention the partnership between the two. Honestly, as per Moore's Law, I don't see any drastic improvement in efficiency from them. At most I expect a 25% improvement... Say... 18Th/S at 1400 watts...

Chief Editor of Bitsonline.com ( https://twitter.com/TalonTech1 ) know really well Bitmain cie. He done review of most of their hardware over the pasts years. I'm confident the news is not fake.