Samsung invests $1 billion in KKR's AI infrastructure fund alongside Nvidia backers
Samsung's move signals major corporate confidence in AI infrastructure as a foundational business, and links the Korean electronics giant more directly to the U.S. private equity and venture ecosystem shaping AI deployment.
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