AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI Deals in Seoul: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met South Korea’s top tech leaders to ink new AI infrastructure and memory partnerships, including a state AI plan securing thousands of GPUs and gigawatt-scale cloud builds with SK Telecom, Naver and Doosan, while SK Hynix expands advanced memory work. Privacy Crackdown: South Korea’s privacy watchdog hit Coupang with a record 624.7 billion won fine over a massive data breach affecting tens of millions of users, citing weak safety management and unauthorized collection of user activity data. EU-North Korea Tensions: President Lee Jae Myung and EU leaders in Brussels condemned North Korea’s military cooperation with Russia and reiterated support for complete denuclearization, while backing Seoul’s push to resume dialogue. Election Rights Protests: University students across South Korea renewed protests over ballot shortages in June 3 local elections, demanding accountability and rejecting conspiracy-driven claims. World Cup Kickoff in Focus: The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins with Mexico vs South Africa, with South Korea set to open Group A against Czechia—watch guides and match previews are driving heavy attention ahead of the first whistle.
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