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Samsung Expands AI Chip Design and Semiconductor R&D in India Amid Global Demand Surge

Samsung Expands AI Chip Design and Semiconductor R&D in India Amid Global Demand Surge

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2025-10-16 19:13:02

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Samsung Electronics is accelerating its semiconductor ambitions in India, with a hiring spree focused on AI chip design and advanced research. The company's Bengaluru-based Samsung Semiconductor India Research (SSIR) unit has emerged as a global hub for Core AI, memory, and system-on-chip development.

The recruitment drive targets specialized engineers across system LSI, memory, and foundry divisions. This strategic push comes as Samsung anticipates record Q3 profits fueled by soaring demand for AI memory chips and server infrastructure investments worldwide.

Industry veteran Rajesh Krishnan's appointment to lead SSIR underscores India's growing importance in Samsung's global semiconductor strategy. The MOVE mirrors broader industry trends of major chipmakers doubling down on AI-focused R&D in emerging markets.

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