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Samsung 8LPU+ Gets Floated as the Node for a Future Switch 2 Lite

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Samsung Foundry will present 8LPU+, the second generation of its 8LPU platform, at IEDM 2026 on December 14, and Nintendo Patents Watch has already pegged it as a possible fit for a Switch 2 Lite.

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