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A tax credit of 2.82 trillion won helped lift Samsung’s bottom line to nearly double what analysts had estimated. The company’s operating profit was 2.8 trillion won on sales of 67.8 trillion won, in line with preliminary figures revealed at the start of the month. Samsung client Advanced Micro Devices Inc. gave a weaker than-expected revenue forecast overnight, kindling concern about customers postponing purchases of PCs, servers and other IT equipment. Bloomberg

A tax credit of 2.82 trillion won helped lift Samsung’s bottom line to nearly double what analysts had estimated. The company’s operating profit was 2.8 trillion won on sales of 67.8 trillion won, in line with preliminary figures revealed at the start of the month. Samsung client Advanced Micro Devices Inc. gave a weaker than-expected revenue forecast overnight, kindling concern about customers postponing purchases of PCs, servers and other IT equipment. Bloomberg

A tax credit of 2.82 trillion won helped lift Samsung’s bottom line to nearly double what analysts had estimated. The company’s operating profit was 2.8 trillion won on sales of 67.8 trillion won, in line with preliminary figures revealed at the start of the month. Samsung client Advanced Micro Devices Inc. gave a weaker than-expected revenue forecast overnight, kindling concern about customers postponing purchases of PCs, servers and other IT equipment. Bloomberg

Nvidia declined to comment. The AI chip market is projected to more than double by 2027, to roughly $140 billion, according to the research firm Gartner. Venerable chipmakers like AMD and Intel are also building specialized A.I. chips, as are start-ups such as Cerebras and SambaNova.

Tata Group, Vedanta and Relian-ce chose not to comment. An email sent to TSMC did not elicit any response. Most companies have started discussions with already established players in the space, who prefer to set up independent facilities. Many of the biggest semiconductor companies in the world are yet to firm up India entry plans.

Tata Group, Vedanta and Relian-ce chose not to comment. An email sent to TSMC did not elicit any response. Most companies have started discussions with already established players in the space, who prefer to set up independent facilities. Many of the biggest semiconductor companies in the world are yet to firm up India entry plans.

Tata Group, Vedanta and Relian-ce chose not to comment. An email sent to TSMC did not elicit any response. Most companies have started discussions with already established players in the space, who prefer to set up independent facilities. Many of the biggest semiconductor companies in the world are yet to firm up India entry plans.