South Korea\'s Ministry of Science and ICT said it has completed measures on 13 of 17 issues that were repeatedly raised during parliamentary audits over the past five years. It said the government, led by the Prime Minister\'s Office since May, reviewed recurring findings and pursued institutional and policy improvements. The ministry cited steps including changes to laws and systems, budget increases and project implementation, while continuing improvement procedures for four remaining items.

CoreWeave CEO Michael Intrator said AI companies\' demand for infrastructure is not weakening despite community backlash and tougher regulation around data center construction. He said there had been no decline in orders and argued that even if regulations target data centers, they would only shift where infrastructure is built rather than reduce demand. Opposition to large projects is growing across the United States, and New York has signed a statewide construction moratorium for large data centers.