Samsung Electronics Co. is out to end yet another Japanese dominance.
After beating household names such as Sony Corp. and Panasonic Corp. in televisions, memory chips and mobile phones in the past decade, South Korea’s biggest company is targeting rivals including Canon Inc., in the $32-billion-a-year market for copiers. Its weapon: chips as powerful as those running Apple Inc. iPhone.
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