US EditionReport Claims Samsung Might Post Its First-Ever Mobile Division Loss This Year, Blaming RAM Crisis
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Report Claims Samsung Might Post Its First-Ever Mobile Division Loss This Year, Blaming RAM Crisis
Ben Schoon, 9to5Google: In March, a report revealed some of the internal cuts Samsung has been making for its mobile division, with the company initially concerned it could post an operating loss for the first time ever. It's a big deal, as Samsung's mobile (MX) division has historically always turned a profit. A new report out of Korea (via Jukan) makes this seem all but certain. Apparently, Samsung's TM Roh, the head of the company's mobile di…
Memory crisis: Samsung's mobile phone business to become unprofitable - for the first time ever
The global component shortage, which began in the autumn due to the growth of AI companies, and the drastic increase in memory chip prices, are biting ever more severely into companies manufacturing consumer electronics. Media sources, such as SammyGuru report that South Korean Samsung's mobile phone unit would be turning unprofitable for 2026. If the forecasts are correct, 2026 would be the first time in the entire company's history that its mo…
Read the original note in the following link: Samsung's mobile division could record its first annual operational loss: the AI is eating the memory that Samsung phones need more than ever, but it earns less than ever. And it is that Samsung Electronics' Mobile eXperience (MX) division faces the possibility of recording its first annual operational loss in the company's history, a scenario that would have seemed unthinkable 18 months ago, when th…
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