Earlier this month, Samsung Electronics and Broadcom signed a long-term memorandum of understanding worth more than US$200 billion to supply high‑bandwidth memory and manufacture Broadcom’s next‑generation AI accelerators on Samsung’s advanced process technologies through 2030. This multi‑year collaboration materially strengthens Broadcom’s AI chip supply chain and capacity planning, potentially reinforcing its role at the core of large‑scale AI data‑center infrastructure. Against this...
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Samsung ticked all the boxes in its earnings—a 1,814% surge in operating profit, record revenue and remarks suggesting the memory shortage will last through 2028.

<body><p>STORY: 2028... That's when Samsung says the chip shortage will extend until.</p><p>The world's biggest memory chipmaker posted a 250-fold jump in chip profit for the second quarter...</p><p>hitting $61.7 billion.</p><p>The South Korean firm signed multi-year supply deals with the five biggest global data center operators, and says it's nearing five more.</p><p>Samsung said almost all customers are now requesting multi-year contracts.</p><p>But the chip boom hurt another part of the business — Samsung's mobile division posted its first-ever loss of $484 million.</p><p>Samsung shares still fell 0.7% on the day, after climbing as much as 8.4% earlier.</p><p>Rival SK Hynix dropped 5.6%.</p><p>It follows a recent sell-off in chip stocks due to investor concerns about the mounting cost of AI infrastructure...</p><p>and competition from China that could squeeze earnings.</p><p>But Samsung's cash pile hit $116.3 billion, fueling expectations of big shareholder returns.</p></body>
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. (USOTC:SSNHZ) reported stronger-than-expected second-quarter earnings on Thursday, as surging demand for artificial intelligence memory chips helped lift profit and revenue to record levels despite ongoing weakness in parts of its consumer electronics business.
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Operating profit at Samsung’s semiconductor division rose to more than 220 times its year-earlier level. However, the company warned that memory chip shortages could worsen next year as AI infrastructure expands rapidly.View on euronews
That would be slower than the 70.7% surge in June, which was the biggest jump since 1978, but still the second-strongest annual growth rate in the current streak that started in June 2025. The export gains continue to be driven by chipmakers Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, as memory chip prices climb amid a global surge in AI investment, analysts said. In the first 20 days of July, exports rose 52.3% from a year earlier, as semiconductor shipments jumped 180.6%.
South Korean stocks enjoyed a much-needed rally Thursday after a two-day rout as chip giant Samsung reported an eye-watering profit surge thanks to AI-driven demand, though the rest of Asia was mixed and oil held steep gains on fresh Middle East worries. Optimism got a boost Thursday as Samsung posted a 1,813 percent jump in second-quarter operating profit, buoyed by sustained AI-driven demand for memory chips.
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.‘s (OTC:SSNLF) shares rose on Thursday after the chipmaker posted a record second-quarter operating profit as surging artificial intelligence memory demand boosted its semiconductor business, though higher component costs weighed on earnings in its mobile division. Operating Profit Beat Estimates Operating profit climbed to a record 89.5 trillion KRW ($61.93 billion) for the second-quarter, beating the 88.13 trillion KRW ($60.98 billion) analysts’ forecast compiled by