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OpenAI prepares inference residency in South Korea, in talks with local partners to secure GPUs

OpenAI is preparing to introduce “inference residency” in South Korea so Korean users’ AI inference computing is handled at domestic data centres. OpenAI Korea chief Kim Kyung-hoon said the company is discussing securing GPUs and cloud infrastructure with several local partners and expects to offer the service in the near term. OpenAI already supports data residency in Korea, but some data can move overseas during inference.

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42Maru targets Saudi AI market through Kosmes support program

Agentic AI startup 42Maru said on Aug. 31 it will pursue entry into Saudi Arabia and the Middle East and North Africa market through a programme run by the Korea SMEs and Startups Agency. The initiative supports Korean SMEs in building local partnerships in fields such as AI. 42Maru plans to supply its LLM42 model and RAG42 solution via on-premise and private-cloud deployments and to combine agentic AI functions for document review and workflow automation.

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Small AI models near large-model performance as Dokpamo second evaluation nears

Small AI models that can be installed on PCs are evolving rapidly, raising attention over whether they can rival large models that run on high-capacity computers. Tech companies are releasing local-run models aimed at cost and privacy needs. The government is set to disclose second-round results for its independent AI foundation model project and narrow four teams to three. The article also lists recent moves by Korean and global companies on AI models, tools, pricing and partnerships.