Samsung Q1 profit to drop on weak AI chip sales

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Amid fall in demand among Chinese customers.

Samsung Q1 profit to drop on weak AI chip sales
Samsung Electronics is expected to forecast a 21 percent drop in the first quarter profit, hurt by sluggish sales of artificial intelligence chips and continued losses in its contract chip manufacturing business. The world's biggest maker of memory chips, in the midst of a management reshuffle ...

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