Samsung Electronics was founded in 1969. In its early days, it mainly produced household electronic products, such as televisions and video recorders. It entered the international market in the 1970s and gradually developed into one of the five largest electronics companies in the world. Its products have also expanded from home appliances to computers, communications and many other aspects. In the 1990s, due to economic reasons, Samsung carried out a large-scale strategic reorganization. In 1978, Samsung Semiconductor separated from Samsung Electronics Corporation and became an independent entity. Since 1983, with the successful development of 64KDRAM ultra-large scale integrated circuits, many new semiconductor products have been developed based on a single home appliance semiconductor product, gradually becoming The world's leading semiconductor manufacturer. Its semiconductor products mainly include DRAM, SRAM, flash memory, ASIC, CPU and TFF-LCD boards, etc.