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Jensen Huang\'s five-day visit leaves Nvidia footprint in South Korea\'s AI ecosystem

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (젠슨 황) left South Korea after a five-day visit that analysts say helped broaden the company’s AI cooperation with Korean firms. Nvidia expanded work with SK Hynix on next-generation memory, and discussed AI data centre projects with Naver and SK Telecom using its DSX platform. The cooperation also extends into manufacturing, mobility and robotics with groups including LG and Hyundai Motor.

Industry

Last year chicken, this year pork belly: Jensen Huang\'s gift package for South Korea

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Thursday set out plans to launch four new businesses and outlined a plan to set up an AI technology centre in Seoul on his first day in South Korea. He said Nvidia was bringing four new businesses to Korea and that the country would get busy. The four include the Vera Rubin AI accelerator, a Vera CPU, RTX Spark AI laptops, and the Jetson Thor edge supercomputer for humanoid robots and physical AI.

Games & Commerce

Jensen Huang visits T1 on first stop in South Korea, gives Faker RTX 5090

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (젠슨 황) visited T1’s home PC cafe on his first stop after arriving in South Korea and met Lee Sang-hyeok (이상혁), known as Faker. Huang arrived via Gimpo Airport and went to T1 Basecamp in Seoul, where he met five League of Legends players. He said gaming was Nvidia’s starting point and recalled witnessing the StarCraft boom. He later gave Faker a signed GeForce RTX 5090 and introduced RTX Spark.