Samsung moves on the crucial front of autonomy and energy efficiency, a very hot theme for anyone who lives in symbiosis with their smartphone. According to recent rumors, the Korean giant is about to implement one New technology for batteries of his future devices. An important novelty, which marks an evolution, although it is perhaps not the radical transformation that a part of the Tech community awaited with greater ferment.

Samsung ready to “strengthen” the galaxy batteries: the Sus Can technology arrives, a step forward (waiting for the revolution?)

For some time, in fact, the spotlights have been on the technology of silicon-carbon batteriesseen by many as the next big qualitative leap, as it allows a higher energy density, translating into significantly more capacious batteries for the same size. A no small advantage that we have already seen materializing on devices such as the OnePlus 13T, capable of integrating a unit of over 6,260 mAh in the same body as a Google Pixel 9, or on ultra-subtile folding such as the Oppo Find N5, which do not sacrifice the energy capacity.

Samsung, so far, has traveled a different road, and this has meant, for example, relatively contained batteries for models such as the brand new Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge and a certain “stasis” for its appreciated folding compared to the most aggressive competition on this specific aspect.

The report of The Elect (bounced On the net through the user @Jukanlosreve On X) sheds light on Samsung’s plans: the company would be preparing to adopt technology Sus can. Behind this abbreviation is hidden the use stainless steel in the battery structure. What are the concrete implications Of this choice? It is an innovation that promises a appreciable improvement in energy density and a Increase in charging speedstwo fronts on which Samsung is called to continue his development path.

Another aspect of considerable importance is the ability of this technology of contrast the tendency to swelling the batteries Over time, a problem that has touched some Samsung devices in the past and that represents a concern for the longevity and safety of the devices.

It is significant to note how also the competition, on the side of the bitten apple, with theiPhone 16 Pro Max of Apple already use this technologywhich suggests a convergence towards solutions that balance performance and reliability. Samsung, therefore, would not be implementing an absolutely unpublished technology, but an already tested solution with proven benefits, which is now preparing to make its debut in the Galaxy ecosystem.

When will we see this news on the Samsung Galaxy?

At the moment, the unknown on precise timing remains: the report does not clarify when this Sus Can technology will actually be integrated into Samsung products intended for the market. Hope is, of course, that this happens as soon as possible.