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A look at Samsung's efforts to make AI chips; some skeptics question if the company can become indispensable in generative AI as in smartphones and high-res TVs

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    Samsung has acquired Kngine, an Egyptian artificial intelligence startup. Co-founded by brothers, Haytham and Ashraf ElFadeel in 2009. Samsung through its VC arm SamsungNEXT had previously co-invested in Kngine with Vodafone Ventures Egypt in 2014. https://www.menabytes.com/...