Ideas, essays, and investment theses from the Samsung Next team — on AI, robotics, health, deep tech, and what's coming next.
The shift from cloud-centric to edge-first AI isn't just a technical evolution — it's a fundamental rethinking of who owns intelligence in the network, and what that means for hardware makers like Samsung.
Betting on a single layer of the robotics stack is a losing game. Here's why we look for companies that can own the full loop.
When chip design meets biosensing, the diagnostic possibilities change dramatically. Samsung is uniquely positioned here.
As base models converge, the value moves to the layer above. Here's where we're looking.
The speculation era is over. The infrastructure era is beginning. What that means for founders building in this space.
Novel materials are finally ready for prime time — and the implications for Samsung's device portfolio are significant.
The science is real. The timelines are long. The Samsung connection is clear. Here's our framework.
The attack surface is enormous. The opportunity for founders building in this space is bigger.
If your robot needs to be made at scale, there's one company in the world that knows how to do that better than anyone.
Most AI investment conversations happen in the cloud. We keep asking what happens when it moves to the device.
We invest in ~50 companies a year across AI, robotics, health, consumer, and deep tech. If your company could benefit from Samsung's distribution and scale — we'd like to hear from you.
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