Samsung 'actively looking' to buy AI developers
It aims to transform into more of a software-driven company amid falling sales of its devices
Seoul
SAMSUNG Electronics Co is "actively looking" to acquire developers of artificial intelligence and other software as the world's biggest smartphone maker tries to overcome flat-lining sales for its devices.
Samsung wants to use some of its US$61 billion in cash and equivalents to help it morph into more of a software-driven company, executive vice-president Rhee In Jong said in an interview.
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