
Samsung Reports 1,800% Profit Surge Driven by AI Chip Demand
Samsung Electronics announced an 1,800% increase in its operating profit, largely attributed to strong demand for AI memory chips. Despite these record earnings, South Korean stock markets experienced a significant decline.
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AI chip boom lifts Samsung profits by 1,800%
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