Samsung Electronics, South Korea's largest company, expects a sharp decline in profits for the fourth quarter due to difficulties meeting demand for AI server chips. The company, which is part of the Samsung Group conglomerate, has seen robust demand for its semiconductor products used in artificial intelligence servers.
https://www.manilatimes.net/2025/01/09/business/foreign-business/samsung-forecasts-q4-earnings-to-fall/2033463Google is planning to bring its Gemini AI technology to TV sets that run on its software, according to a report from Bloomberg. This move comes as the tech giant continues to expand its presence in the smart home market. Meanwhile, Dell has unveiled a rebranding effort aimed at making personal computers more appealing to consumers, while Intel has announced new laptop chips designed to extend battery life. Qualcomm is also set to release AI-enabled computer chips for devices priced around $600. Samsung has added generative AI capabilities to its best-selling TV lineup, and iPhone supplier TDK has rolled out new batteries to keep pace with the growing demand for artificial intelligence.
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/telcos-media-tech/google-bring-gemini-ai-tv-sets-running-its-softwareNvidia announced the introduction of "RTX Neural Shaders" which utilize AI to render game characters with high detail, a task that is notoriously difficult due to the ease with which small errors can be spotted on digital humans. The company also introduced a suite of technologies enabling "autonomous characters" to perceive, plan and act like human players, allowing them to assist in planning strategies or adapting tactics to challenge players and create more dynamic battles. This move comes as part of a broader trend at CES 2025, where tech giants such as AMD, Google and Samsung are unveiling AI tools aimed at enhancing entertainment for both content creators and consumers.
https://www.ctvnews.ca/sci-tech/nvidia-founder-jensen-huang-unveils-next-generation-of-ai-and-gaming-chips-at-ces-2025-1.7166979AMD has added Dell as a commercial PC customer for the first time, marking a significant partnership in the tech industry. Meanwhile, Samsung's CEO highlighted the company's focus on artificial intelligence-powered home appliances such as fridges and washers after a year of disappointing sales. In other news, the US government has added Tencent and CATL to its list of "Chinese military companies", while Intel announced new laptop chips that will extend computer battery life. Additionally, Qualcomm is set to bring AI capabilities to personal computers priced at around $600.
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/telcos-media-tech/qualcomms-new-chips-will-bring-ai-us600-personal-computersSamsung has announced its latest range of TVs will incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) technology, which can monitor unusual behavior in family members and pets through its Family Care service. The AI-powered feature is currently available only in the US and allows users to check on elderly relatives remotely. According to Ben Wood, an analyst at CCS Insight, while incorporating AI into everyday items like TVs may be beneficial, it also poses a risk of overwhelming consumers with too much technology in their homes.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14257247/The-television-let-spy-children-pets-family-automatically-dim-lights-fall-asleep.htmlAt CES 2025 in Las Vegas, tech companies such as Samsung showcased various AI-enhanced products including driverless tractors and a magic skincare mirror. Samsung unveiled its "Home AI" plan, which aims to connect household devices on one network that can respond to individual residents' voices and anticipate their needs. Other exhibitors included Yukai Engineering's Mirumi, a robot that can latch onto objects.
https://nypost.com/2025/01/06/business/2025-ces-tech-show-more-robots-and-ai-than-ever-before/Microsoft plans to spend $80 billion on artificial intelligence this fiscal year, according to a recent announcement. This investment is part of the company's efforts to expand its AI capabilities and stay competitive in the rapidly evolving tech industry. Meanwhile, Samsung has added generative AI to its best-selling TV lineup, while iPhone supplier TDK has rolled out new batteries designed to keep pace with the increasing demand for AI-powered devices. In a separate development, Italy is planning to sign a $1.6 billion deal with SpaceX for telecom security services.
https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-markets/telcos-media-tech/samsung-adds-generative-ai-worlds-best-selling-tv-lineupSamsung Electronics has introduced Samsung Vision AI, a new feature in its high-end TVs that utilizes artificial intelligence to enhance user experience. The technology enables users to search for information on the internet about the content being displayed on their screen, such as products or actors featured in a show. This feature is part of Samsung's ongoing effort to integrate AI into its premium TV lineup.
https://www.deccanchronicle.com/technology/samsung-unveils-vision-ai-at-ces-2025-1852301Amorepacific has been recognized as a CES 2025 Innovation Award Honoree for its generative AI-based makeup application, WANNA-BEAUTY AI, marking the company's sixth consecutive win at the event. The company is also showcasing its latest beauty technologies, including an AI Skin Analysis & Care Solution in Samsung Electronics' MICRO LED Beauty Mirror and a new skincare device from its makeON brand.