Samsung posts record profits driven by high demand for AI chips

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Samsung Electronics has reported record profits, reaching approximately $80 billion. The surge is primarily attributed to a boom in demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips. The company's earnings were also supported by sales of its latest folding smartphones launched in August. This performance highlights the significant role of AI hardware and premium devices in the tech giant's financial success.

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