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Artificial intelligence

South Korea Accelerates Physical AI Adoption With NVIDIA Technology

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South Korea Accelerates Physical AI Adoption With NVIDIA Technology
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Partnerships focus on semiconductors, robotics, and autonomous vehicles

South Korea is ramping up the integration of physical artificial intelligence across strategic industrial sectors. This move leverages accelerated computing and advanced simulations to transform manufacturing and engineering processes.

Samsung Electronics is expanding its collaboration with NVIDIA to optimize semiconductor development. The use of specialized tools has drastically reduced the time required for complex simulations, achieving speed gains of up to 1,600 times in thermal and mechanical analyses.

In the mobility sector, Kakao Mobility is working on the development of Level 4 autonomous driving systems. The project integrates the company’s proprietary software with NVIDIA’s vehicle computing platforms for testing in real urban environments.

South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT has also formalized an expansion of its sovereign AI collaboration. The initiative covers everything from data center infrastructure to talent development and support for local semiconductor startups.

These partnerships aim to strengthen the Korean tech ecosystem through new processing architectures. The goal is to integrate AI models and autonomous agents directly into production lines and transportation services.

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