Samsung, facing challenges in the artificial intelligence sector, is cutting staff at its subsidiaries in Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia. This reduction could affect up to 10% of Samsung's 150,000 employees abroad. Redundancies have also been reported in India and Latin America, mainly affecting management and support positions, not production.

The company's share price has fallen by more than 20%, reflecting its difficulties in remaining competitive, particularly against SK Hynix in the field of high-bandwidth memory chips and TSMC in the foundry sector.

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