Samsung Profits Surge Amid Soaring Global Demand for AI Technology

For the first time in three years, Samsung Electronics is set to announce strong profits for the third quarter, driven by a sharp rise in prices for memory chips — key components used to store data in digital devices.

The growth comes as companies around the world invest heavily in building and expanding powerful servers needed to support artificial intelligence (AI) services such as ChatGPT and other high-performance technologies that require massive computing power.

Analysts estimate that Samsung’s profit between July and September 2025 could reach $7.11 billion, marking a 10% increase compared to the same period last year.

Another major boost came from the surge in prices of DRAM chips — temporary memory units used in smartphones, computers, and other electronic devices — which have jumped by 171.8% over the past year.

Samsung’s stock value has also risen by 43%, fueled by new partnerships and collaborations with major tech players like Tesla, OpenAI, and AMD.

The company is expected to officially release its third-quarter earnings report at the end of this month, with experts noting that Samsung continues to benefit from the global race to develop and deploy AI-driven technologies.