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MX is the proof of rights and interests of MXC trading platform itself. Its total circulation is 3 billion constantly and never be added. MX holders can enjoy a series of rights and interests including asset appreciation, rebates on platform revenue, supervision, voting, etc. MX can be obtained in two ways: mining and buying.
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29 Jan 2026, 01:38
Samsung Electronics concluded the year with its strongest-ever results and a threefold increase in fourth-quarter operating profit. Growing demand for artificial intelligence servers and a global shortage of advanced memory chips helped push profits beyond record highs and beat benchmarks. Quarter-over-quarter revenue totaled 93.8 trillion won, or roughly $65.6 billion, beating analysts’ expectations. Operating profit rose to 20.1 trillion won, more than 200 percent higher than a year earlier. It was Samsung’s most impressive quarterly profit on record , breaking through the previous record high of 2018 and confirming the magnitude of its comeback after a sustained semiconductor drop. Surging AI memory demand delivers record earnings The profit boom was led by Samsung’s memory chip division, which delivered record revenue and operating profit. Price increases across the memory market and the expansion of sold-out products in high-value segments boosted overall performance during the quarter. That growth was fueled by high-bandwidth memory (HBM). HBM is a vital part of the AI infrastructure for servers and data centers, enabling the high-performance workloads of generative AI and massive-scale machine learning models. Samsung has increased its focus on this sector in recent years through its Device Solutions division. HBM’s global demand has outpaced supply, with AI chipmakers, including Nvidia , competing for limited volumes. By concentrating memory producers’ attention on the need for AI-related product capacity, shortages in many parts of the broader market have spread into the general market, with price premiums for chips that support personal computers and mobile phones pushing up the cost of chips used in personal computers and smartphones. That pricing strength has massively increased margins for major memory suppliers such as Samsung and its rival SK Hynix, which posted record earnings this week. Samsung said demand for AI and server products is expected to keep climbing heading into the first quarter of 2026. We have also focused on maintaining that focus across our high-performance, high-margin memory product lineup to sustain strong structural growth. Smartphone unit struggles as competition intensifies Though semiconductors contributed to overall performance, Samsung’s smartphone business remained under pressure. The mobile experience and networks business logged an operating profit of 1.9 trillion won in the fourth quarter, almost 10% lower than the same period last year, a far cry from last quarter’s high. Samsung said the weaker result was due to softer momentum from recent mobile launches and tough competition in major markets worldwide. Slower demand growth and pricing pressure hurt profitability, but it retained its status as one of the world’s top handset manufacturers. With 2026 upon us, Samsung is betting on artificial intelligence to revitalize its mobile business. The company will release what it calls “ Agentic AI experiences” with the launch of the upcoming Galaxy S26 series. Simultaneously, it is seeking to expand profits by driving flagship device sales, implementing tighter cost controls, and strengthening its supply chain amid intense global competition. The MX Business intends to consolidate its mobile AI leadership by leveraging next-generation AI experiences and innovation in slimmer, lighter form factors. Additionally, it will pursue comprehensive growth across all segments via AI-driven product sales and new market expansion, while upholding a steadfast commitment to profitability through process optimization amid persistent cost pressures. For now, the AI-powered memory boom is shaping Samsung’s performance. The most recent findings underscore how central advanced chips have become to the company’s growth story and to the broader worldwide technology sector. If you're reading this, you’re already ahead. Stay there with our newsletter .
18 Jan 2026, 10:15
Samsung Electronics is set to hand out record bonuses to its team as the artificial intelligence boom translates into profits. The company will pay out some of its biggest performance bonuses in years, as the global memory chip supercycle continues to bring in historic profits as a result of an increase in AI adoption. Device Solutions, the semiconductor division of Samsung, has announced that eligible staff will receive bonuses up to 47% of their base annual salary this month. The payout is expected to be applied across the division’s three businesses: memory, system, large-scale integration, and foundry. It also marks a sharp rebound from 2023, when the division’s bonus rate was 0% after the downturn experienced in the chip market. Samsung announces record bonuses for semiconductor division staff According to reports, this year’s bonus is slightly lower than Samsung’s internal maximum cap of 50%, reflecting the extraordinary recovery that the division has undergone since 2023. Samsung uses its performance-based incentive system called Overachieved Performance Incentive to reward its staff. The reward is carried out once every year and is calculated from 20% of the previous year’s economic value added. Samsung’s mobile MX division, which is in charge of the company ‘s Galaxy smartphone line, will see its OPI payout set at the full 50%. Meanwhile, divisions like consumer electronics and networks will see much lower rates, with reports noting that it could be around the 12% range, based on their 2025 performance. The bonuses come after Samsung announced a record-breaking fourth quarter operating profit of 20 trillion won ($13.6 billion), according to the company’s preliminary announcement. According to analysts’ estimates, the DS division contributed around 16 to 17 trillion won to the numbers, with the contribution driven by an increase in prices of both advanced and general-purpose memory chips. Aside from Samsung, another company preparing a payout for its staff is SK hynix. After scrapping its previous internal cap that had limited bonuses to the equivalent of 10 months’ base salary, the company is now expected to allocate 10% of its total operating profits to this year’s profit-sharing program. SK Hynix teases new profit-sharing program SK Hynix saw its full-year operating profit hit 45 trillion won, and with a workforce of 33,000, the average bonus that is expected to reach each employee is projected to reach more than 140 million, marking a new record high. The company is expected to pay 80% of the bonus up front and will defer the remaining 20% over two years. The company said it will also reintroduce the Employee Share Participation Program, which it debuted last year. Under the program, employees are allowed to choose to take half of their bonus in company shares and receive a 15% cash premium if they hold the stock for a year. The program is designed to encourage long-term alignment between staff and shareholders. Since 2024, Samsung and SK Hynix have redirected much of their chip capacity toward high-bandwidth memory. This is because producing them consumes about three times the wafer capacity of standard DRAM. In addition, the move has created a drop in supply for general-purpose memory such as DDR5, driving up its prices across the board. For SK Hynix, which holds a large share of the HBM market, these margins have been profitable. On the other hand, Samsung has been able to benefit from rising demand for HBM and higher prices in the general memory market due to its larger manufacturing scale. Samsung still retains its position as the global volume leader in the general memory market. Don’t just read crypto news. Understand it. Subscribe to our newsletter. It's free .
