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Samsung

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South Korean tech giant expecting record Q4 profit on AI chip demand for data centres and infrastructure.

2018-01-122026-07-05

What’s been said

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  1. January 2026
  2. New Era

    Samsung Electronics forecast fourth-quarter profit to reach record 20 trillion won

    Source

    South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics said yesterday it expected its fourth-quarter profit to reach a record 20 trillion won (US$13.8 billion).

    Samsung Electronics forecasts record profit in Q4
  3. New Era

    Samsung Electronics expected operating profit between 19.8 and 20.1 trillion won

    Source

    Samsung said Thursday it expected operating profit to range between "19.8 trillion and 20.1 trillion won", which would surpass its record quarterly profit of 17.6 trillion won set in the third quarter of 2018.

    Samsung Electronics forecasts record profit in Q4
  4. March 2019
  5. The Namibian

    Samsung came up with Samsung Health (previously known as S Health) in 2012

    Source

    The tech giant came up with Samsung Health (previously known as S Health) in 2012, which was installed with the Galaxy S3 and has since improved on its features by focusing on recording and analysing fitness data.

    Track Your Fitness Today
  6. The Namibian

    Samsung has been working on a secret new product for years

    Source

    Opting to embark on the journey of the near impossible, Samsung has been working on a secret new product for years, and last month we were gifted with the Samsung Galaxy Fold – one of the most expensive phones in the world at the moment.

    Is the Samsung Galaxy Fold Groundbreaking Technology?
  7. October 2018
  8. The Namibian

    Samsung shifted its focus onto new Note 9, Galaxy A9, and foldable Galaxy X

    Source

    even more confusion surrounded the Galaxy Event which was supposed to take place on 11 October, but somehow the South Korean conglomerate has shifted its focus onto other things – the new Samsung Note 9, Galaxy A9 and the foldable Samsung Galaxy X

    A Round-Up of Samsung's New Mobiles
  9. March 2018
  10. The Namibian

    Samsung introduced the Galaxy 9 and 9+ phones at Mobile World Conference

    Source

    Most notably, the Samsung Galaxy 9 and 9+ were introduced to the globe and although it didn't get as much attention as it should have, we caught the introduction of this spectacular phone that is pushing boundaries and giving Apple a run for their money, once again.

    Inside The Mobile World Conference
  11. The Namibian

    Samsung is partnering with University of San Francisco School of Medicine for Samsung Health app

    Source

    Also, the team has added a sensor and is now partnering with the University of San Francisco School of Medicine for the Samsung Health app to measure blood pressure and do all kinds of things.

    Inside The Mobile World Conference
  12. January 2018
  13. The Namibian

    Samsung unveiled a massive 146-inch television screen dubbed 'The Wall'

    Source

    At the recent Consumer Electronics Show which took place in Las Vegas, Samsung unveiled its latest product – a massive 146-inch television screen dubbed 'The Wall'.

    The Best of 2018's Tech
Society

Okahandja grave incident reignites debate on ritual beliefs

The News

Reports that unknown individuals burnt a snake on the grave of one of three murder victims in Okahandja have revived debate about ritual practices, occult beliefs and "money medicine". The article notes that while graves, fire and snakes carry spiritual symbolism in African belief systems, there is no scientific evidence supporting such beliefs and incidents remain matters for criminal investigation.

Why it matters

Okahandja grave incident debate highlights tensions between traditional beliefs and modern investigation in high-profile criminal cases.

4 July 2026 · Namibian Sun

Yesterday

  1. Okahandja grave incident reignites debate on ritual beliefs

    Reports that unknown individuals burnt a snake on the grave of one of three murder victims in Okahandja have revived debate about ritual practices, occult beliefs and "money medicine". The article notes that while graves, fire and snakes carry spiritual symbolism in African belief systems, there is no scientific evidence supporting such beliefs and incidents remain matters for criminal investigation.

    4 July 2026 · Namibian Sun

Wednesday 4 March

  1. Middle East conflict drives oil prices up, global stock markets down

    Oil prices surged as Middle East tensions widened, with the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed and Iran threatening energy supply disruptions, while global equity markets retreated and analysts warned of potential stagflation if the conflict persists.

    4 March 2026 · New Era

Friday 9 January

  1. Samsung Electronics forecasts record Q4 profit on AI chip demand

    South Korean tech giant Samsung Electronics expects fourth-quarter operating profit to reach a record 20 trillion won (US$13.8 billion), driven by soaring global demand for high-performance memory chips used in data centres and AI infrastructure. The forecast would mark roughly a 200% year-on-year increase and surpass its previous record quarterly profit from 2018.

    9 January 2026 · New Era

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