President Trump Claims Samsung Plans “Massive Investment” in U.S. Following His Tariff Policy

Alright, so imagine this: Samsung’s throwing its hat in the ring with a mega investment in the US. It’s something Trump spilled the beans on while having a chinwag about trade deals with South Korea. Yeah, politics, right?

### Samsung Set to Make a Big Splash in the US – Electronics, Here They Come!

So, the Trump folks are busy finalizing trade deals left, right, and center with countries like India, Japan, and you guessed it, South Korea. Sounds like part of the gig is getting foreign companies from these countries to pour cash into the US. You know how when Trump first got in, big dogs like Apple, TSMC, and SoftBank all went “Look at us, spending billions.” Well, seems Samsung’s hopping on that bandwagon too. I read somewhere (probably The Korea Herald) that Trump is, like, totally going to sign something major with Samsung.

> “I heard Samsung is now, because of tariffs, they are going to build massive facilities in the United States. If we didn’t do the tariffs, they wouldn’t be doing that.”— Trump, probably paraphrased.

It’s like Samsung’s been pushed by these tariffs to say, “Fine, we’ll build in the US!” Like, honestly, they hadn’t even mentioned Samsung’s name at first, but word on the street was they spilled the beans this morning about this big ol’ plant they’re going to build, all to sidestep tariffs. Wild, right?

Okay, back to the story—Trump’s crew seems keen on only rolling out the red carpet for firms going big with US investments. Samsung’s next up to bat, so what’s the scoop? They’ve got plans. Big ones. Think expansion in cities like Austin, Texas, bringing in 10,000 jobs. Not to mention this whole project in Taylor, Texas, set to kick into gear by 2027. Nano geeks might buzz over this—sounds like it’s all about the snazzy 2nm nodes, maybe giving companies like NVIDIA goosebumps from the excitement.

(Picture this: Some snazzy Samsung photo with “doubling the size” vibes.)

And Samsung’s also eyeing a switcheroo, likely moving production of gadgets and TVs to other spots. All kind of ties back to that tariff thing, right? We might catch an official announcement when Trump wraps up his trade chats with South Korea, maybe even as soon as next week, if you can believe it.

So, that’s the lowdown. Big business, trade beefs, tech gizmos—who would’ve thought tariffs could whip up this kind of drama?