Samsung aims to scale Galaxy AI to 800 million devices by 2026, strengthening its partnership with Google’s Gemini as it battles Apple and Chinese rivals in the AI era.
Samsung expands Galaxy AI push with deeper Gemini integration
Samsung is going all-in on artificial intelligence, with its new co-CEO setting a massive target: doubling the number of Galaxy AI-enabled devices to 800 million by 2026. This aggressive expansion is more than just a numbers game; it’s a strategic play to win back the global smartphone crown and cement its partnership with Google as the AI wars heat up.
In his first major interview since taking the co-CEO role in November, TM Roh told Reuters that Samsung’s goal is to bake AI into “every product and every service” the company offers. Last year, Samsung already managed to get Galaxy AI onto about 400 million devices. By aiming for 800 million, they are essentially creating a massive, global highway for Google’s Gemini models to reach the pockets of nearly a billion people.
