Samsung Electronics (Korean: 삼성전자) is the largest electronics industry enterprise in South Korea and also the largest subsidiary of Samsung Group. Samsung Electronics was founded in Daegu, South Korea in March 1938, founded by Lee Byung cheol. The vice presidents are Li Zairong and Quan Wuxuan, the president is Cui Zhicheng, and the CEO is a joint CEO composed of Quan Wuxuan, Shen Zongjun, and Yin Fugen. Among the 100 most famous trademarks in the world, Samsung Electronics is the only Korean trademark and a symbol of Korean national industry. On November 12, 2014, according to foreign media reports, Samsung Electronics has sued Nvidia, claiming that it has infringed on several semiconductor related patents and engaged in false advertising of related products. In September 2014, Nvidia sued Samsung in court. In October 2019, it ranked third on the Forbes Global Digital Economy Top 100 list. Premier Li Keqiang stated that Samsung Electronics' wholly-owned subsidiary established in China has completed a cumulative investment of 10.87 billion US dollars, with an estimated total investment of 15 billion US dollars. Welcome Samsung to continue expanding its investment in China. The years of cooperation between Samsung and China fully demonstrate that high-tech cooperation will definitely bring high value-added returns. On February 21, 2020, Samsung Electronics announced the appointment of 65 year old former South Korean Finance Minister Park Jae wan as the new chairman of the board of directors. On December 15, 2023, Samsung Electronics released the world's first artificial intelligence (AI) laptop.