AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI & Chips: Samsung is reportedly in advanced talks to buy U.S. data-center cooling firm Modine, a potential multibillion-dollar expansion as AI demand surges. Seoul says Nvidia still plans to supply South Korea with 260,000 GPUs despite leadership turmoil, while the upheaval could give Korean memory-chip makers more bargaining power. Diplomacy: Foreign Minister Cho Hyun urged China’s Wang Yi to help bring North Korea back to dialogue during talks in Beijing ahead of next week’s APEC summit. Economy: President Lee Jae Myung pledged capital-market reforms to address undervalued stocks and crack down on manipulation. October exports rose at a record pace, led by semiconductors. Digital Policy: Google has met South Korea’s security conditions for exporting high-precision map data, setting up tougher competition with local platforms. Football: South Korea fell 3-2 to Saudi Arabia in a friendly, Saudi Arabia’s first win over the team since 2005. Tourism: Annual foreign arrivals topped 20 million for the first time.
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