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Samsung Reaches New Profit Record With Memory Chip Windfall
Samsung posted a record operating profit of about 107.4 trillion won, driven by demand for high-bandwidth memory. CLSA Korea Research Head Sanjeev Rana called the results broadly in line with expectations and noted he remains bullish on the memory cycle.
What the coverage shows
Both outlets center Samsung’s record profit and tie it to strong chip demand linked to AI spending. Bloomberg Technology gives the fuller earnings readout, with one extract saying results were just shy of elevated expectations and the other quoting a CLSA analyst on the memory cycle; CNBC instead foregrounds its headline forecast that third-quarter operating profit would top 100 trillion won for the first time.
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