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OpenAI expands cooperation with South Korean government, attention on executives\' ties to Korea

OpenAI is strengthening support for South Korea and has selected the Ministry of Science and ICT as a partner for its Government and Trusted Access (GTAC) programme, with KISA handling operations. Participants receive access to OpenAI’s latest cybersecurity model, GPT-5.5 Cyber. The article also notes observations that Korea-linked executives, including Jason Kwon and Greg Brockman, and the build-out of OpenAI Korea’s external affairs and communications team are connected to the company’s moves.

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OpenAI to take advance reservations for AI compute, launches \'Guaranteed Capacity\' for enterprises

OpenAI has launched a \'Guaranteed Capacity\' programme that allows enterprise customers to secure computing infrastructure in advance for up to 3 years. The offer targets companies running large workloads that require uninterrupted compute and can request capacity exceeding 1 billion tokens per minute. Pricing varies by contract term and annual spending. CEO Sam Altman (샘 알트먼) said the programme reflects customer feedback and will be available only until allotted capacity is used up.

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OpenAI CSO says GTAC broader than Anthropic\'s Glasswing, confirms South Korea and Japan as partners

OpenAI has confirmed South Korea and Japan as its first Asian partners for its government cyber trusted access programme GTAC, making them its third global partners after the United States and Canada. Jason Kwon (권) said GTAC offers broader access than Anthropic’s Glasswing and aims to equip trusted defenders with powerful AI tools. OpenAI also detailed plans for local rollout, partnerships and options to address data security concerns.