Samsung Electronics held a technology forum in Silicon Valley to share its AI and robotics strategies with global developers.
Samsung Electronics announced on Sunday that it held its 8th annual Tech Forum on Friday at Samsung Research America in Mountain View, California, with approximately 80 developers and Samsung executives in attendance. Samsung executives present at the event included Lee Won-jin, President of Visual Display Business, and Yoon Jang-hyun, Chief Technology Officer.
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