Nvidia announces AI data centre partnerships with South Korean firms including SK Hynix, Naver, and Doosan.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced multiple partnership deals during a visit to South Korea. Agreements were signed with SK Hynix for memory chip development, and with Naver and Doosan to build AI data centres. SK Telecom also announced plans to build a gigawatt-scale AI cloud using Nvidia technology by 2027.
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The Globe and Mail and SCMP emphasize the breadth of corporate partnerships and future 'industrial revolution' potential, while the WSJ and Reuters focus narrowly on the infrastructure build-out and specific firm involvement.
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“South Korea's Naver to build gigawatt-scale AI factories using Nvidia technology” · Globe and Mail, South China Morning Post, Reuters
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