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Global companies step up push into South Korea\'s sovereign AI market

Global AI companies are accelerating efforts to target South Korea’s sovereign AI market, focused on AI infrastructure controllable by governments and enterprises. Palantir held a second pop-up event in Korea, while Mistral began hiring in Seoul and Cohere outlined plans to set up local entities and double Asia-Pacific staff by year-end. The article also rounds up moves by OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, Salesforce and others, including models, acquisitions, investments and cloud and AI agent infrastructure tools.

AI & Enterprise

Sovereign AI is about controlling the tech stack, not the model, Palantir executives say

Palantir executives said sovereign AI is not about which model is used but who controls decisions across the entire technology stack. They said customers must have choice over data, computing, deployment location, models and business processes, and stressed Palantir does not control customer data. They described Palantir’s ontology as a digital twin that includes business logic, actions, approvals and security to enable AI in core operations.

Industry

South Korea faces warnings of growing reliance on semiconductors

Warnings are growing that South Korea is shifting toward an economy led by a single semiconductor sector, similar to Taiwan. Record chip exports driven by AI demand are lifting potential growth forecasts and per-capita GDP projections. But analysts say gains are concentrating in Samsung Electronics and SK hynix as they handle production and packaging in-house. That could widen the gap between headline indicators and felt conditions, with institutions also warning of structural risks and weaker non-chip manufacturing.