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When $660 Billion Screamed, a Subtitle Won. Big Tech's AI spending war vs. K-drama's quiet victory reveals the week's paradox.
Jeong Jin Lee
2026's OLED TV market sees Samsung's QD-OLED clash with LG's 4-stack panels, bringing premium picture quality to mainstream prices. How this tech war changes everything for consumers and the display industry.
Chinese memory chipmakers CXMT and YMTC launch aggressive expansion amid global shortage, challenging Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron's dominance in the $150B market.
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Samsung's first tri-fold phone sold out on launch day despite its $2,899 price tag, while Google's Aluminum OS leak shows the future of unified platforms and Vivaldi takes an anti-AI stance.
Samsung's S90F QD-OLED TV delivers flagship-level picture quality at a mid-tier price point, challenging the notion that you need to spend big for OLED excellence.
South Korea's parliament passed a semiconductor support bill with infrastructure backing but excluded the 52-hour workweek exemption that industry desperately wanted. What does this mean for global chip competition?
World's top memory chipmakers Samsung and SK Hynix acknowledge they can't keep up with extreme AI-driven demand, citing limited cleanroom space as key constraint until 2027.
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SK Hynix overtook Samsung in operating profit for the first time in 2025, driven by its dominance in AI memory chips. Here's the story behind the numbers.
Samsung's $14B quarterly profit surge reveals how AI demand is reshaping the semiconductor landscape, creating winners and losers across tech supply chains.
Samsung posts record Q4 profits from AI chip boom, but loses annual crown to SK Hynix for first time. What does this shift mean for tech dominance?
Samsung's Galaxy Z TriFold launches at $2,899 in the US with a 10-inch display. Is this the future of premium smartphones or an expensive experiment?
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Samsung Electronics posted record Q4 profits of $13.8 billion, but Chairman Lee Jae-yong warned executives against complacency, calling it a "last chance" to restore competitiveness in the AI era.
