Samsung
Samsung is considered the largest semiconductor business in the world, and it is also well-known for its semiconductor innovation, having developed the world's first 40-nanometer dynamic random-access memory. Samsung is a South Korean multinational conglomerate headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, with the greatest yearly revenue of any company on this list, reaching USD 208.5 billion.
Although best recognized for its successful consumer Samsung Galaxy and Note devices, Samsung is also a leading semiconductor manufacturer in the B2B market. Aside from its mobile sector, Samsung's semiconductor division has grown into one of the company's most important income and sales generators. Samsung is predicted to remain the undisputed leader among the world's top ten semiconductor businesses in the coming years.
Some of Samsung's products and services are:
- Automotive semiconductors
- Chemicals
- Consumer electronics
- Electronic components
- Medical equipment
- Semiconductors
- Solid state drives
- DRAM
- Telecommunications equipment
- Home appliances
Founded: 1938
Headquarters: Seoul, South Korea
Revenue: USD 208.5 billion
Number of Employees: 320,671
Website: samsung.com
