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Korea\'s top three telecoms bet future on AI as focus shifts from networks
South Korea\'s telecommunications industry is rapidly shifting its centre of gravity to artificial intelligence, with SK Telecom, KT and LG Uplus all declaring a transformation into AI companies. SK Telecom is pushing a full-stack AI strategy spanning infrastructure, models and services, while KT is accelerating a B2B-focused push to become an \"AX\" platform company. LG Uplus is positioning itself as an AI software company through its ixi-O agent, stressing safety and security. Industry officials say the next test is profitability.
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MLPerf inference v6.0 benchmark released as AI inference datacentre chip race intensifies
MLCommons released MLPerf inference v6.0 benchmark results on April 1, with 23 companies submitting 451 results comparing datacentre accelerators from Nvidia, AMD and Intel. The round added new large generative AI models including DeepSeek-R1 and Llama 3.1 405B, and expanded beyond text generation to video and multimodal benchmarks. Nvidia posted top scores with Blackwell-based GB300 and B300 systems, while AMD entered clusters using Instinct MI355X.
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Arm unveils in-house AI chip AGI CPU, Meta and OpenAI join
Arm unveiled its in-house AI chip, the AGI CPU, targeting AI data centres and highlighting performance optimised for agentic AI workloads. The AGI CPU carries 136 Neoverse V3 cores and is designed to scale to 8,160 cores in an air-cooled 1U server and 45,000 cores in liquid-cooled systems. Meta led development, with OpenAI, SK Telecom and SAP joining as early commercial customers.
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AI & Enterprise
Tech Insight: Nvidia is now an AI infrastructure platform company
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AI & Enterprise
SKT\'s Jung says it must become \'AI infrastructure architect\', not just a telecoms carrier
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AI & Enterprise
SKT pushes integrated solution for AI data centres with global partners
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AI & Enterprise
Red Hat unveils Red Hat AI Factory with NVIDIA to support production AI deployments
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Industry
Supermicro expands capability to support Nvidia\'s next-generation platforms