Samsung

About Samsung

Samsung Electronics is a South Korean multinational conglomerate and the world's largest technology company by revenue. As a division of the Samsung Group, Samsung Electronics produces a vast range of products including smartphones, semiconductors, displays, televisions, and home appliances. The company's Galaxy smartphone lineup competes directly with Apple's iPhone as the world's top-selling smartphone brand. Samsung is also the world's largest memory chip manufacturer, producing DRAM and NAND flash memory used across the global tech industry. The company's AMOLED display technology is used in its own devices and supplied to competitors including Apple. Samsung's innovations span foldable phones (Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip series), advanced semiconductor fabrication, and next-generation display technology. With manufacturing facilities across South Korea, Vietnam, India, and the US, Samsung employs over 270,000 people globally. The company's consumer electronics division continues to set the standard for display quality in televisions with its QLED and Neo QLED technology.