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Finance

KOSPI falls 3 percent to 5,400 level; Kosdaq down nearly 2 percent

South Korean stocks closed lower as geopolitical uncertainty persisted, weighing on broader investor sentiment amid uncertainty over U.S.-Iran negotiations. The KOSPI ended down 3.22 percent at 5,460.46. Foreign investors were net sellers of 3.098 trillion won and institutions sold 337.9 billion won, while retail investors bought 3.059 trillion won. The Kosdaq fell 1.98 percent to 1,136.64. The won weakened to 1,506.20 per dollar.

Mobility

USB device claiming to unlock Tesla FSD in 5 minutes stirs community

A conversion tool has emerged that is claimed to enable Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) in countries where it is not officially supported. The USB-like device is described as working without additional system connections and as unlocking software restrictions while leaving the vehicle structure largely unchanged. The product is spreading on X and among South Korean Tesla communities. It is priced at 500 euros and requires an existing FSD package and HW3 or HW4.

AI & Enterprise

PC market on alert as CPU shortage fuels price hikes and delays

A surge in computing demand from the global AI boom is pushing chipmakers to prioritise server processors, tightening supply of PC CPUs for consumers and signaling price increases of up to 15 percent. Reports said Intel and AMD have told customers they plan to raise supply prices across CPU lineups from March and April. Delivery times are also lengthening from weeks to months, while other component prices are rising as well.