Samsung says it aims to double ‘Galaxy AI’ devices to 800 million in 2026, leaning on Google’s Gemini
Samsung’s co-CEO said the company plans to expand devices featuring Galaxy AI—powered largely by Google’s Gemini—from about 400 million to 800 million in 2026, signaling a major scale-up in consumer AI features across phones and tablets.
Samsung Electronics plans to significantly expand the number of mobile products shipping with its “Galaxy AI” features, targeting 800 million devices in 2026, up from roughly 400 million previously rolled out.
In a Reuters interview, Samsung co-CEO T.M. Roh framed the push as part of a broader strategy to embed AI across products, functions, and services—an effort that also strengthens Google’s position because many features are powered by Gemini.
The scale target underscores how rapidly on-device and cloud-assisted AI features are becoming a mainstream differentiator in smartphones and tablets, as major platforms compete for consumer usage and developer ecosystems.
- Target: 800 million Galaxy AI-enabled mobile products in 2026
- Key partner: Google Gemini as a major underlying AI engine
- Strategic aim: broaden AI across Samsung’s product lineup and services