Key Points:
- Samsung chose to partner with BH, a camera modules maker, with the next generation of Z Flip 6, and Z Fold 6 as its strategic movement.
- BH plans to do so diversify its activity spectrum by getting involved in the printing of flexible camera FPCBs, not only for smartphones but also for the automobile and robotics ones.
- The partnership is Samsung’s expression of ambition and entry strategies in its mobile sector, the BH being a source of sufficiently reliable technological ecosystems and systems.
Samsung bought its camera modules from an unfamiliar supplier of the camera module of the much-awaited Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 phones. The reports say that the Cupertino-based FPCB firm BH got a nod from the MX division of the Korean giant Samsung. The approval could be a landmark development for the firm.
With that, BH straight let the world know that Samsung already made its choice as the camera module FPCB vendor for next generation Galaxy and it will be the one to supply the important products. The transition implies a new direction for BH, establishing a competition with Newflex and S-I Flex in the field of camera module FPCB, which is held by a “traditional player.
BH, however, in addition to the mobile segment, seeks to attack the industry, including, autos, XR, and robotics in the future. The company has hit the road towards new horizons of innovation with their entering into the market of camera module FPCB. Samsung has already been identified as a business partner for the next generation of developments.
At this moment, the buzz surrounding the possible release time of Galaxy Z Flip 6 and Z Fold 6 this year has intensified widely. And as Samsung chooses BH as a partner for the development of its forthcoming device, it reveals the company’s high expectations for BH’s expertise. As a result, BH commits itself to acquire unique customers as a result of solid technological expertise and an agile production system, demonstrating an aspiration of fruitful collaboration in a fast-changing world of smartphone technology.
