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Samsung's Q3 Profit Guidance Tops Analyst Estimates As AI Demand Outstrips Memory Supply

BenzingaRadhika Anilkumar Nadig

Samsung guided for a rise in third-quarter profit and sales on AI memory chip demand, though shares in Seoul slipped less than 1%.

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