President Trump Announces Samsung’s “Massive Investment” in the US, Attributes It to His Tariff Policy

I was just thinking, you know, it’s kinda wild how news pops up these days like it’s popcorn in a microwave. Anyway, here we have Samsung, right up in the spotlight with Uncle Sam—er, I mean President Trump—saying they’re about to drop something big in the U.S. Picture this: Trump chatting about trade deals with South Korea and suddenly he’s like, “Samsung’s gonna invest big here.” Like…hold on, what’s happening?

So yeah, the basic scoop is Samsung’s gearing up to pour some serious cash into the U.S. Think electronics and stuff getting a Made in USA tag. It’s like every other company wants a piece of the U.S. pie since Trump started waving around those tariffs. Apple, TSMC, SoftBank, the whole gang really. They’re diving into this game, building places all over the States—kinda like setting up a lemonade stand at every corner ’cause there’s just gold in that lemonade.

Trump mentioned again, somewhere, that Samsung is shifting gears (probably as a knee-jerk reaction to those tariffs—no clue, honestly). They’re about to start building some huge stuff. I mean, think Austin, Texas, but larger. Ten thousand jobs larger. I imagine it’s quite the circus down there with all the planning. Oh, right—Taylor, Texas—mark that down too. Samsung’s got something brewing by 2027 that promises to be snazzy, like futuristic nodes or chips or whatever the techies say.

Oh yeah, so here’s a photo, I think…Samsung’s site growing like a bean stalk after a CHIPS Act water spritz. Looks kind of impressive, if you ask me, even though they might have scaled things down a tad.

And it doesn’t even stop there; they might move their TV and home appliance stuff too. But who knows? Waiting for the dust to settle with whatever trade policy Trump wraps up with South Korea, which everyone’s on edge about. Maybe we’ll hear some bombshell announcement next week. Or not—you know how it goes with these things.