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East Security, FuriosaAI to cooperate on AI security infrastructure development

East Security, the security subsidiary of AI services firm ESTsoft, said on Thursday it signed an MOU with AI chip company FuriosaAI to develop next-generation K-AI security solutions and cooperate on technology. The companies plan to combine AI agent-based Alyac EDR and other AI security solutions with neural processing units. Cooperation includes product advancement, joint marketing and sales opportunities, and participation in major events at home and abroad.

Industry

FuriosaAI to build 15 MW data centre in Sweden with RNGD

FuriosaAI said on Tuesday it will join U.S. AI infrastructure company I/ONX HPC and data centre developer and operator Velox in a project to build a 15 MW AI data centre in Stockholm, Sweden. The first 2 MW phase is set to start operating in early 2027, with another 8 MW added within the year and a longer-term expansion to 15 MW. FuriosaAI will supply 1,800 RNGD accelerators in phase one.

Games & Commerce

Game industry expands in-house payment networks to cut fees and reach users directly

South Korean game companies are accelerating efforts to build in-house payment systems that sell directly to users without going through app markets. The goal is to cut platform fees and improve profitability while securing payment data and direct user touchpoints. Krafton completed a strategic investment in Neon Commerce, which supports web stores, payments and tax and regulatory compliance. Major publishers are widening off-app payment routes, but success depends on whether users actually switch to them.