According to foreign media reports, Samsung Electronics is in discussions with OpenAI for an "open partnership", aiming to integrate OpenAI's advanced technologies into its television product line to enhance its competitive edge in the global TV market. It is reported that Samsung plans to incorporate several core technologies from OpenAI, including GPT text generation, DALL·E image generation, Whisper speech recognition, and the O1 inference model. These technologies will provide users with innovative features such as personalized content recommendations, conversational assistants, and real-time translation. For example, users can engage while watching programs.

According to recent news, Samsung Electronics is collaborating with AI pioneer OpenAI to develop a new 'AI Television.' This move signifies Samsung's efforts to solidify its industry-leading position in the increasingly competitive television market. In the face of strong competition from low-cost Chinese television brands, Samsung aims to leverage OpenAI's advanced artificial intelligence technology to enhance the innovation and intelligence of its products. Currently, Samsung and OpenAI have collaborated on multiple projects, particularly in television.

At the recent CES event, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang pointed out that Samsung Electronics is facing some difficulties in the production of new AI memory chips. These new memory chips, known as High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), are crucial for the next generation of AI systems powered by NVIDIA chips. Huang mentioned at the press conference that Samsung's production speed for HBM is slower compared to its competitor SK Hynix.

At the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Samsung announced that it will bring a popular feature from smartphones and tablets to its TV products - Live Translate. This feature aims to provide users with real-time live translation services, allowing viewers of different languages to enjoy programs more easily. The Live Translation feature supports seven languages, although the specific languages have yet to be disclosed. This technology works by translating the subtitles of the programs instead of translating the audio directly.

At last year's CES, Samsung made a big splash with its latest robotic product – Ballie. After five years of development, this rolling smart robot has finally made significant progress. Recently, Samsung announced that Ballie will officially be released to consumers in 2025, reigniting hope for many eager users. When Ballie first appeared at CES, it drew a lot of attention. Now, after a more practical redesign, it seems to be one step closer to actual market release.

In an increasingly competitive tech industry, Samsung Electronics' top executives stated in their New Year speech that their goal is to become the undisputed leader in device artificial intelligence (AI) by 2025. However, this ambitious declaration raises questions about whether Samsung is engaging in self-delusion, as its strength and progress in the AI field are still inadequate. Samsung's initiatives in AI began with the launch of the Galaxy S24 series last year, which was the first to position AI as a core marketing strategy, followed by the launch of the Galax

The upcoming flagship series Galaxy S25 from Samsung is expected to offer a significant benefit to users. According to the latest exposed Google Android app code, Samsung may provide free Google Gemini Premium services for S25 series users, with subscription durations varying by model. It is reported that Samsung plans to release the Galaxy S25 series on January 22, 2024, with a possible official launch in early February. The most notable aspect of this announcement is

With the upcoming launch of the Samsung Galaxy S25 series smartphones, the highly anticipated upgraded Bixby voice assistant will also make its way to the global market. Currently, this powerful AI assistant is only available on the Galaxy W25 and W25 Flip phones in China, but it is expected to expand to most markets soon after the Galaxy S25 launches. According to Korean media ETNews, the new Bixby assistant features a custom large language model (LLM), which

According to the latest report from South Korean media ET News, Samsung plans to introduce AI large model support for its voice assistant Bixby in January next year, which is expected to be a key selling point for the upcoming Galaxy S25 series. This year, Samsung has been actively enhancing AI capabilities in its smartphones. From 'sketch-to-image generation' to 'select-and-search', the Galaxy series phones have shown increasingly advanced intelligent features. Notably, Samsung has also engaged in deep collaboration with Google to adapt the Gemini AI assistant for its phones.

Tech giants Google and Samsung have recently unveiled a new generation of mixed reality headsets and smart AI glasses. These devices not only feature significant hardware upgrades but also integrate deeply with Google's latest Gemini AI model, showcasing their ambitious goals in the mixed reality field. Both devices support Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) functionalities, but their biggest highlight is the deep application of AI. With Gemini's powerful computing capabilities, these devices can understand user intentions.

According to South Korean media The Elec, Apple has recently requested Samsung to start researching a new packaging method for Low Power Double Data Rate (LPDDR) DRAM in order to further enhance the edge AI performance of the iPhone. This requirement marks Apple's continued efforts to enhance the AI capabilities of its devices. Currently, Apple's iPhone uses a Package on Package (PoP) solution, stacking LPDDR DRAM directly on top of the System on Chip (SoC), a design that has been in use since 2010.

Canadian AI hardware startup Tenstorrent has recently announced that it successfully completed a funding round of nearly $700 million. This funding round totaled $693 million, bringing Tenstorrent's valuation to over $2.6 billion. The round was led by Samsung Securities and AFW Partners, with other investors including Hyundai Motor and Jeff Bezos's investment company Bezos Expeditions. Image source note: The image is AI-generated, licensed from Midjourney.

On November 26, financial analyst Dan Nystedt revealed on platform X that OpenAI is in talks with Samsung Electronics to discuss the possibility of integrating ChatGPT into Samsung's latest Galaxy AI system. This collaboration model is similar to Apple's current partnership with OpenAI, aimed at enhancing the language understanding and interaction capabilities of Samsung's AI system. Notably, Samsung has already integrated Google's Gemini model into its latest Galaxy AI.