Early yesterday morning a fire swept through a factory plant in Anseong, South Korea which could have ramifications for production of the Samsung Galaxy S5. According to the report, this factory manufactures printed circuit boards which were going to be for the Galaxy S5, Samsung's next flagship smartphone. It took 300 firefighters nearly 6 hours to get the fire under control which began around 7:00am on Sunday.
Luckily, Samsung does partner with other PCB OEMs so it won't delay the launch of the device. It could cause shortages in supply numbers. The damage from the fire is estimated to be around $1 Billion USD. For now, there is no word on the cause of the fire.
Source: SamMobile