Samsung's AI Setback: What Went Wrong and What's Next?

Samsung is having a rough patch in the AI chip market, especially with its HBM segment. The company admitted it couldn't land a major client like NVIDIA. This delay, along with increased competition from rivals like SK hynix and TSMC, hurt Samsung's earnings. Samsung blames its late entry into the AI market and the growing competition for its struggles. They apologized to customers, investors, and employees for not meeting expectations. The firm also said China's booming semiconductor industry caused problems in their business, making it hard for Samsung to keep up. Chairperson Jay Y. Lee shared that Samsung won't make big changes to its foundry business, despite these setbacks. The company faces challenges like poor 3nm chip yields and issues with next-gen process production. It's clear Samsung needs to step up its game to stay competitive.