Samsung Expands AI Semiconductor Engineering Team in Bengaluru
Samsung is focusing on artificial intelligence and has started a hiring drive for engineers at its Bengaluru research center to design next-generation AI semiconductors.
The goal is to develop more efficient, powerful, and energy-smart AI chips, staying ahead in the global high-performance computing race.
- Artificial intelligence chips handle massive amounts of data and complex algorithms.
- These chips are used in self-driving cars and generative AI tools.
Samsung aims to make its Bengaluru research center a global hub for AI semiconductor design.
The Bengaluru R&D facility is one of Samsung's largest outside South Korea, instrumental in developing memory and system LSI technologies.
Author's summary: Samsung hires AI engineers in Bengaluru.
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