With synthetic media on the rise, bringing both tremendous opportunities and ethical concerns, Samsung Next spoke with some of synthetic media’s most influential women founders about where the industry is, and where it’s headed.

Samsung Next has partnered with Techstars, a leading global platform for investment and innovation. Our joint initiative focuses on recruiting and investing in underrepresented entrepreneurs.

As the retail landscape shifts, and consumer behavior changes, innovation around how to best reach consumers through service is more important than ever.

The rollout of 5G promises many improvements to the consumer experience, which means mobile network operators (MNOs) and equipment vendors have been working for many years to develop and deploy new 5G technologies, phones, and cell sites. We believe Cellwize will play a pivotal role in this rollout.

Samsung Next identifies five leading companies developing different video authentication or identity protection softwares to safeguard consumers.

Samsung Next identifies five companies facilitating the development of synthetic avatars for use in multiple industry sectors, from entertainment to gaming.

A decidedly patriarchal hierarchy has made it difficult for women with good ideas to gain traction resulting, in many products and services that find their way to market often don’t explicitly address the needs and wants of women consumers.

Samsung Next identified five leading companies in the image and video synthesis category. All of these companies are developing AI-based solutions to automate the creation of video and image based content.

We speak with three Berlin-based women leaders in technology and discuss the societal challenges they are tackling in their work, how they are diversifying their talent pipeline, and how to improve inclusivity in the tech space overall.

A well-integrated mobile security strategy can help reduce exposure to vulnerabilities and adversarial forces looking to exploit points of weakness.