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Why Samsung Is Falling Behind in the AI Chips Race
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10:30Now PlayingFor decades, Samsung was the world’s leading memory chip maker, but the tech giant was recently surpassed by smaller rival SK Hynix. Is it too late for South Korea’s biggest company to get back in the AI race?
#Samsung #AI #Technology
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