Samsung Launches Hiring Drive for AI Semiconductor Engineers
Samsung is focusing on artificial intelligence and turning to India to lead the charge.
The company has started hiring engineers at its Bengaluru research center to design next-generation AI semiconductors, aiming to make it a global hub.
- Artificial intelligence chips handle massive amounts of data and complex algorithms.
- These chips are used in self-driving cars and generative AI tools.
Samsung's goal is to stay ahead in the global high-performance computing race by developing efficient, powerful, and energy-smart AI chips.
The Bengaluru R&D facility, one of Samsung's largest outside South Korea, is instrumental in developing memory and system LSI technologies.
Author's summary: Samsung hires AI engineers in India.
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