Archive · 4 Jan 2026
Samsung Co-CEOs Pledge to Boost AI Capabilities
Samsung's top leaders have promised to make the company better at using artificial intelligence (AI).
They want to improve AI in their computer chips and other products like phones and TVs.
One leader said Samsung is special because it can make many different kinds of chips.
Another leader said AI should be part of everything Samsung makes.
They also want to be ready for any problems that might come up.
Another leader said they should think about possible risks but still work hard to do well in the future.
Samsung Electronics Co-CEOs vowed to strengthen AI capabilities amid global competition.
Jun Young-hyun highlighted the importance of AI chips and Samsung's unique position in the market.
Roh Tae-moon emphasized integrating AI into all products and service ecosystems.
Choi Joo-sun urged employees to adopt a 'pessimistic optimism' vision for 2026.
Samsung aims to lead the market with overwhelming product competitiveness and crisis response capacity.
- Who
- Samsung Electronics Co-CEOs Jun Young-hyun, Roh Tae-moon, and Choi Joo-sun
- What
- Pledged to strengthen AI capabilities across chips, devices, and global competitiveness
- When
- Friday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Seoul, South Korea
- Why
- To respond to global competition and demand for AI technology
- Company
- Samsung Electronics
- Co-CEOs
- Jun Young-hyun, Roh Tae-moon, Choi Joo-sun
- Key Divisions
- Device Solutions (DS), Device Experience (DX), Samsung SDI
- Focus Areas
- AI chips, AI integration in products, technological competitiveness
- Market Position
- One-stop solution for logic chips, memory, foundry services, and advanced packaging
- Strategic Vision
- Pessimistic optimism for 2026