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Naver takes part in Sushi Tech Tokyo 2026, unveils AI vision as social infrastructure
Naver said on Sunday it took part in the Sushi Tech Tokyo 2026 tech conference in Tokyo and unveiled its direction for designing artificial intelligence as social infrastructure and its vision for future cities. A main session featured CEO Choi Soo-yeon (최수연), Naver Labs CEO Seok Sang-ok (석상옥) and Naver Cloud director Kim Ju-hee (김주희). Naver also introduced its CareCall and Line Works services and discussed digital twin and robotics technologies.
Games & Commerce
Naver signs MOU with EBS to build knowledge video content
Naver signed a memorandum of understanding with EBS on Tuesday at Naver’s 1784 headquarters in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, to build knowledge video content. Naver CEO Choi Soo-yeon and EBS President Kim Yoo-yeol attended the signing. The two will jointly produce large-scale knowledge and learning video content, including health, finance and economic information and learning content reflecting elementary, middle and high school curricula, and will push to expand a knowledge video archive.
Games & Commerce
Naver, Kakao draw attention with different AI strategies
Naver and Kakao are sharpening their artificial intelligence strategies this year, drawing attention for their different approaches. Naver is pursuing an “expansive internalisation” strategy by embedding AI across businesses such as search, commerce, fintech, cloud and robots. Kakao is concentrating AI within its single platform, KakaoTalk, after two years of restructuring that reduced affiliates. Both are tying AI initiatives to revenue models such as advertising, commerce and subscriptions.
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Games & Commerce
Naver shareholders\' meeting turns into complaints over share price
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AI & Enterprise
Naver signs AI infrastructure MOU with AMD to advance HyperCLOVA X GPU computing
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Games & Commerce
Naver holds third Clip Creators Day to broaden support for creators
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Games & Commerce
Naver\'s Chzzk unveils 2026 roadmap on 2nd anniversary, targets Olympics and World Cup rights