AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI Chip Deals: President Lee Jae-myung’s San Francisco trip is turning into a mega-bet for South Korea’s chip industry: Samsung and SK hynix have locked in $950 billion in supply agreements with U.S. tech giants, including a $200B Broadcom pact for advanced memory and foundry work and a $750B SK hynix memory deal tied to Nvidia and others through 2030. Sovereign AI Infrastructure: Naver says it secured a $10B investment commitment from Nvidia and Brookfield to expand AI data-center capacity, aiming to boost production-scale compute for next-gen models and services. Global AI Factory Buildout: NAVER, Brookfield and Nvidia also announced plans to scale Korea’s “AI factory” infrastructure at NAVER’s Sejong site from 55MW to 200MW, with Brookfield funding up to $9B and Nvidia $1B. UNESCO in Busan: UNESCO added the archaeological site of Sebastia in the occupied West Bank and five historic castles in southern Lebanon to the World Heritage List, placing both on the Danger list amid Middle East conflict. Sports—Korea Abroad: Atletico Madrid confirmed the signing of South Korea midfielder Lee Kang-in from PSG on a deal through June 2031.
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