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K-AI chips put to the test as global AI startups step up push into South Korea

South Korean neural processing unit makers are teaming up with domestic cloud companies to target the AI inference market, testing whether they can secure a foothold beyond Nvidia’s barriers. Samsung SDS launched an NPU-as-a-service offering on its Samsung Cloud Platform based on FuriosaAI’s second-generation chip. Rebellions is also partnering with KT Cloud and Gabia. Foreign AI startups are stepping up moves into Korea, including Genspark and China’s Kling AI.

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Quality and detail to lead global video AI, expand Korean content ecosystem

Kling AI is stepping up its push into South Korea as competition in video AI models intensifies. Global operations head Zeng Yushen (쩡위선) said the company has more than 100 million users worldwide, with 70 percent outside China, and that Korean usage is rising. He cited quality, 4K support and motion control as strengths, and said Kling will expand creator and enterprise partnerships, including through contests and API adoption.

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Neocloud market shifts as SoftBank and Meta enter

The neocloud market for AI-focused cloud computing is shifting as major players enter. SoftBank Group and its telecom unit SoftBank plan to start a neocloud business next fiscal year, renting AI computing resources to U.S. companies. Meta is also stepping up plans to use its data centres for cloud services. Nvidia is expanding support for smaller cloud firms that lease its GPUs. Big cloud companies are also building forward deployed engineer teams for enterprise AI.