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Researchers at Bell Labs have been awarded 10 Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry for their groundbreaking work.

Nobel Prizes

5 Turing Awards, considered the 'Nobel Prize of Computing', have been awarded to Bell Labs researchers for their contributions to computer science.

Turing Awards

Bell Labs collaborates with academic institutions and industrial partners on research projects and technology development.

Academic and Industrial Partners

Bell Labs, officially Nokia Bell Labs, is a renowned research and scientific development company owned by Finnish company Nokia. It has been at the forefront of many pioneering innovations in telecommunications and technology.

The main research facility of Bell Labs, located in Holmdel, New Jersey, featuring advanced laboratories and research infrastructure.

Holmdel Complex

Nokia is reaching for the stars – or more precisely, the Moon. Led by veteran engineer Sandro Lanfranco, a team of brilliant minds at Nokia is designing the first-ever cellular network to operate on lunar soil.

Nokia lunar research

Bell Labs is owned and funded by Nokia, the Finnish telecommunications company.

Nokia Corporation

Bell Labs

Several Bell Labs inventors have been inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame for their significant contributions.

National Inventors Hall of Fame

Developing next-generation wireless communication technologies

6G Technology Research

Advancing semiconductor manufacturing processes

3nm Process Node Development

Ongoing research in various AI applications and fundamental AI technologies

AI Research

Developing advanced imaging technologies inspired by biological systems

Bio-inspired Vision and Imaging Technologies

Research on technologies for carbon capture and utilization to address climate change

CO2 Capturing and Utilization

Samsung's R&D is led by Samsung Research, the hub for its SET (End-products) Business, and the Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT). These entities focus on short-term product innovation and long-term breakthrough technologies. Samsung Research America collaborates with partners in Silicon Valley and across the US. Samsung's R&D encompasses next-generation communications, artificial intelligence, digital media, mobile platforms, and semiconductor technologies.

Samsung Electronics Headquarters

Semiconductor research and development facility

Samsung Semiconductor

Research facility focusing on AI and other advanced technologies

Samsung Research America

Samsung Austin Semiconductor

Research and development facility in Canada

Samsung Electronics Canada

Samsung AI Research Center

Neon is a Samsung project that aims to create highly realistic digital avatars or 'artificial humans' using advanced AI and computer vision technologies. These avatars can interact with users in natural language and display human-like behaviors and emotions.

Neon Artificial Humans

Part of Samsung Electronics' annual R&D expenditure exceeding $20 Billion in 2022

Samsung Electronics R&D Budget

Annual funding of about $150,000 per project, renewable for up to three years

Global Research Outreach (GRO) Program

Dr. Sebastian Seung

Dr. Daniel Lee

Dr. Robert Wisniewski

Debashis Chanda

Leading innovation in various research fields such as sensing and optical devices, AI, materials, and more

Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT)

The advanced R&D hub focusing on developing cutting-edge technologies for Samsung Electronics

Samsung Research

Research facility focusing on AI and other advanced technologies in the US

Performs world-class blue-sky research in AI as part of Samsung's network of global AI centers

Samsung AI Center - Cambridge

Main headquarters and research facility for Samsung Electronics

Samsung Group

Recognized for establishing global AI research centers and driving AI innovation

Global AI Innovation Leader

Acknowledged for advancements in semiconductor manufacturing processes, including 3nm technology

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