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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.

Telecommunications & Media

AI era will not end people’s roles, government launches future strategy council

South Korea launched a Science and Technology-AI Future Strategy Council on May 13 in Seoul to help develop mid- to long-term government strategy agendas and policy direction in response to social change driven by advances in science and artificial intelligence. Experts said AI cannot replace all human roles and urged monitoring the quality of AI use at a national level to prevent capability erosion and widening gaps. The government plans quarterly meetings and follow-up research.

General News

KAIST faculty council recommends Ryu Seok-young and Bae Chung-sik as next president candidates

KAIST\'s faculty council selected Ryu Seok-young (류석영), a professor in the School of Computing, as its top candidate for the next president, and Bae Chung-sik (배충식), a mechanical engineering professor, as its second choice. The council held an electronic vote from April 3 to April 8, with 586 of 700 members participating. It plans to submit both as recommended candidates to the board-led selection process.