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Samsung Profit Slumps Amid Intense AI Chip Competition

What Happened

Samsung announced a sharp decline in quarterly profit as it continues to lag behind rivals like Nvidia and TSMC in the fast-growing AI chip market. While global demand for AI hardware surges, Samsung is investing heavily to boost its semiconductor manufacturing and develop competitive AI accelerators. The company acknowledged that supply chain constraints and delayed adoption of its advanced chips contributed to the downturn. Industry watchers emphasize that Samsung must innovate rapidly to remain relevant as demand for high-performance chips powers the current AI technology boom.

Why It Matters

The struggle to compete in AI chips has major implications for Samsung\’s future position in the technology industry. As AI hardware becomes more critical, lagging in this field threatens market share and global influence. Read more in our AI News Hub

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