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Samsung profit surges 783% to KRW107.4tn as AI memory boom exposes smartphone weakness

Samsung Electronics reported record quarterly revenue of KRW195.3 trillion and operating profit of KRW107.4 trillion as artificial intelligence demand transformed semiconductor profitability. However, losses in its consumer device businesses and a planned KRW84.4 trillion capital expenditure programme raise questions about the sustainability of the earnings boom.
Representative image of semiconductor circuitry, reflecting Skyworks Solutions’ Qorvo debt exchange progress and the broader RF chip consolidation story shaping SWKS stock sentiment.
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ASML lifts 2026 sales outlook to €45bn as AI chip equipment demand exceeds capacity

ASML Holding has reported record quarterly revenue of €11.7 billion and warned that its planned manufacturing capacity may be insufficient to meet customer demand through 2028. The semiconductor equipment supplier is exploring further expansion, but its ability to convert long-term AI infrastructure demand into profitable deliveries will depend on production capacity, supplier readiness and customer investment.
NUU N10 Plus launches in the United States with Android 16 and a $169.99 price tag
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NUU N10 Plus packs Android 16 and a 50MP camera for $169.99, but is 4G enough in 2026?

NUU has launched the N10 Plus, a $169.99 unlocked Android 16 smartphone featuring a 6.6-inch display, 50-megapixel main camera, NFC connectivity and a 5,000mAh battery. The device targets budget-conscious American consumers, but its reliance on 4G LTE creates a competitive challenge as affordable 5G alternatives become increasingly accessible.
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Applied Materials wants to double sales without doubling its workforce as AI lifts productivity

Applied Materials Chief Executive Officer Gary Dickerson says the semiconductor-equipment group expects to grow revenue dramatically without a proportional increase in headcount as artificial intelligence improves product development, quality control and field operations. The workforce strategy accompanies the opening of its $5 billion EPIC Center in Silicon Valley.