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KAIST alumnus Lee Beom-gyu of TeamSparta donates 100 million won to support junior researchers

TeamSparta CEO Lee Beom-gyu (이범규), a KAIST alumnus, donated 100 million won to the university to support master’s and doctoral researchers using generative AI agents, KAIST said on Wednesday. The donation will fund a research support programme run by the School of Computing for about 2 years. The programme will operate in 6-month cohorts, selecting 20 researchers each time, with the first cohort to be chosen within this year.

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KAIST develops integrated DB to cut AI hallucinations, boosts accuracy by 78 percent

Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) developed a database technology that analyzes documents, data and relationships among entities at once to reduce hallucinations in enterprise AI agents. KAIST said the system, called AkashicDB and its OmniRAG method, integrates vector, graph and relational databases into one DBMS. It said answer accuracy improved by up to 78 percent and complex search performance by more than 20 times, cutting response delays and LLM token use.

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KAIST develops virtual testbed to verify infrastructure performance without costly AI servers

Researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) developed a simulator that can verify the performance and efficiency of large AI server infrastructure before it is built. KAIST said the team’s LLM service infrastructure simulator, LLMServingSim 2.0, won the best paper award at ISPASS 2026. The platform supports GPUs and next-generation hardware such as NPUs, PIM and CXL-based memory expansion devices, and is released as open source.