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Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. engages in the manufacturing and selling of electronics and computer peripherals. The company operates through following business divisions: Consumer Electronics, Information Technology & Mobile Communications and Device Solutions. The Consumer Electronics business division provides cable television, monitor, printer, air-conditioners, refrigerators, washing machines and medical devices. The Information Technology & Mobile Communications business division offers handheld products, communication systems, computers and digital cameras. The Device Solutions business division comprises of memory, system large scale integrated circuit and light emitting diode. The company was founded on January 13, 1969 and is headquartered in Suwon, South Korea.
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    Key facts: Samsung stock rises 3.14%; enters AI chip supply market

    Samsung Electronics experienced a 3.14% increase in its stock price, contributing to the overall positive performance of South Korean shares, which rose by more than 1% on Friday.1In October 2023, Samsung Electronics signed letters of intent to supply memory chips for OpenAI's data centers, marking its entry into the expanding AI sector.2Samsung Electronics is engaged in multiple DRAM projects, competing with Micron and SK Hynix, as the sector experiences a more stable boom-and-bust cycle.3

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    Apple, Google, Samsung ask India to not accept telecom proposal over privacy concerns and warn of regulatory overreach-sources, document

    Apple, Google, Samsung ask India to not accept telecom proposal over privacy concerns and warn of regulatory overreach-sources, document

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    EXCLUSIVE-India weighs greater phone-location surveillance; Apple, Google and Samsung protest

    India is reviewing a proposal for mandatory always-on satellite location tracking in smartphones, opposed by Apple, Google, and Samsung due to privacy concerns. The proposal aims to improve surveillance accuracy but raises significant privacy and security issues. No global precedent exists for such device-level tracking, and the debate has intensified following the revocation of a state-run app mandate. The proposal could turn phones into surveillance devices, sparking concerns among privacy advocates and industry experts.

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    Samsung scion aces Seoul’s tough CSAT, sparking envy among Korean-American mums

    Hotel Shilla CEO Lee Boo-jin’s son nearly aced South Korea’s national college entrance exam, sparking envy and fascination among Korean-American mothers. The achievement, praised by Park Sun-young, highlights the family's choice to educate him entirely in Korea, contrasting with affluent families sending children abroad. The news has stirred discussions on Korean education's effectiveness and the pressures of educational success in Korean families globally.

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    CPO Harvest Battle, Fully Launched

    CPO (Co-Packaged Optics) technology will reshape the external bandwidth of AI data centers, significantly increasing data transmission speeds and reducing power consumption. Silicon photonics technology is advancing rapidly, and a complete ecosystem has formed in the industry chain. Foundries, chip giants, and server manufacturers are all accelerating their layout of CPO technology, engaging in fierce competition. Companies such as Taiwan Semiconductor, Intel, and Samsung are actively positioning themselves in this field to compete for market dominance

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    Cloud giants from the US and China are gobbling up memory chips for AI data centers, with several now seeking 1-year or 2-year long term agreements (LTAs) amid fears there won’t be enough memory chip ......

    Apple may top Samsung as the world’s biggest smartphone maker in 2025, its first title since 2011, due to strong demand for iPhone 17 and a strong replacement cycle, media report, citing Counterpoint ......

    Samsung Electronics and India’s Reliance Industries discussed widespread future cooperation on semiconductors, next-gen telecom networks, AI data centers and batteries, media report, citing Samsung. S...

    $Apple(AAPL.US) Latest data shows Apple is poised to surpass Samsung, reclaiming the title of world’s largest smartphone maker.

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    China's strategy of hiring away South Korean semiconductor talent has paid off as ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) debuted advanced DDR5 and LPDDR5X chips with similar performance to chips from Kor......

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