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Nvidia Expands AI Frontiers in South Korea with Strategic Partnerships
The partnerships will support sovereign and physical AI services and expand Nvidia’s technology into new markets, the company said.
- On Monday, California-based Nvidia announced AI-related collaborations with South Korean firms SK Telecom, SK Hynix, Naver, and Doosan Group to build AI data centers and utilize its technology.
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is visiting South Korea amid a global memory chip shortage as governments and companies pour hundreds of billions into AI infrastructure, straining supply.
- SK Hynix signed a "multi-year technology partnership" for memory components, while SK Telecom plans "to build a gigawatt-scale AI Cloud in South Korea" with the first factory coming online in 2027.
- Doosan Group will integrate Nvidia's physical AI technology into robotics and energy solutions, while Naver cooperates on data center construction to expand AI services across Asia.
- These partnerships secure stable memory supply chains and diversify Nvidia into personal and physical AI markets as its value tops $5 trillion amid the global AI infrastructure boom.
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Nvidia strengthens its expansion in South Korea with a series of strategic partnerships in the AI. Data centers, large-scale cloud and industrial collaborations: the chip giant consolidates its key role in the global race for artificial intelligence.
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