Samsung has announced plans to double the number of its artificial intelligence-powered mobile devices to 800 million units in 2026. This is a major jump from around 400 million AI-enabled devices the company had last year. The move shows Samsung’s strong focus on bringing AI features into everyday consumer technology.
The company’s Galaxy AI system, which is largely powered by Google’s Gemini technology, is at the center of this expansion. These AI features are not limited to smartphones only. Samsung plans to roll them out across tablets, wearable devices, and other smart consumer products. The goal is to make AI a regular part of how users interact with their devices, from messaging and photography to productivity and personal assistance.
Samsung believes that user awareness and interest in Galaxy AI are growing quickly. As more people experience AI tools that save time and improve convenience, the company expects adoption to speed up. Samsung also plans to apply artificial intelligence across its services and internal functions, aiming to improve performance and user experience at every level.
However, the company still faces challenges. Rising memory chip costs, supply chain pressures, and strong competition from Apple and fast growing Chinese brands remain key concerns. Despite this, Samsung is confident that its early push into mobile AI will help it stay ahead in the global market.
By expanding AI across its product range, Samsung is betting on a future where smart devices are more helpful, personal, and connected than ever before.
