Few people know that SamsungLee Byung-chull
After the Korean War, Samsung diversified into industries including insurance, securities, and retail. The company's true turning point came in 1969 when it established Samsung Electronics
The 1970s saw Samsung Electronics begin producing its first televisions, washing machines, and other home appliances. Despite initial skepticism toward Korean manufacturing, the company relentlessly improved quality standards
During the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis, Samsung made counterintuitive moves to invest heavily in design and innovation
The new millennium established Samsung as an innovation juggernaut. The "New Management" initiative in the 2000s pushed designers and engineers to rethink product categories. Breakthrough innovations included some of the world's first tablets, revolutionary folding smartphones like the Galaxy Z series, and cutting-edge memory solutions powering global supercomputers.
Today, Samsung operates in 74 countries260,000 employees, continuously pushing boundaries in artificial intelligence, 5G/6G technology, and sustainable solutions for a connected future.