Samsung's latest results show HBM and memory prices lifting semiconductor earnings

Samsung Electronics' latest results highlight a widening gap between its semiconductor and consumer-device businesses, according to DigiTimes. The report says expanding HBM sales and higher memory prices helped drive record quarterly performance in the group, even as the device division remained loss-making. The supplied summary does not include the financial figures or segment margins, so this report focuses on the stated direction rather than a quantified earnings comparison.