Samsung Electronics co-CEO Han Jong-Hee dead at 63

The company said that Samsung Electronics participating in SEO Jong Hey died on Tuesday while you were treated with heartfelt time.

It was 63.

Samsung said in an organizational file, Jun Co-CEO was just appointed last week after driving the semiconductor section of the company.

Han was also the head of the company’s company experience (DX), and joined Samsung in 1988, spent nearly 40 years in helping Samsung TV works. As the head of the DX Division and Digital Appliaces department, the company was credited to grow despite the difficult business environment.

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Han Jong Hee, CEO and head of the visual offer at Samsung Electronics, died on Tuesday. (Lauren Justice / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)

He started his career in Samsung as head of the producer of the research and development for visual presentation work in 2011.

In 2022, he was appointed CEO of one of the largest electronic devices producers in the world. He was simultaneously responsible for the consumer and mobile devices section.

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Han Jong Ho Ho Ho Samsung joined in 1988. (Photography Jung Yeon-Je / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

The company specializes in manufacturing a wide range of electronic devices and consumers and has two executives who oversee separate divisions.

However, he was struggling to compete with competitors in the artificial intelligence chips market. He was also struggling to compete with Apple competing in smartphones.

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At Han’s shareholder meeting last week, investors told that the year 2025 would be a difficult year, and Samsung will respond with flexibility to President Donald Trump’s definitions through the global supply chain and its manufacture.

He and other executive managers were wrapped by the shareholders at the meeting after the company failed to ride a boom of artificial intelligence that made it one of the worst technology shares last year.

In semiconductors, Samsung behind Sk Hynix falls behind in the so -called high -frequency chips on which NVIDIA and others depend on artificial intelligence processing units.

Han said: “First of all, I sincerely apologize for the performance of the last shares that do not fulfill your expectations. During the past year, our company failed to respond adequately to the semiconductor market, sophisticated fast.”

Reuters contributed to this report.