AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAI Chip Deals in Focus: President Lee Jae Myung’s San Francisco push is locking in South Korea’s AI supply chain, with Samsung Electronics signing a $200B pact with Broadcom through 2030 and SK hynix securing $750B in memory-chip supply agreements tied to Nvidia and other U.S. partners—moves aimed at keeping high-bandwidth memory and advanced packaging flowing for next-gen AI. Sovereign AI Infrastructure: NAVER, Brookfield and NVIDIA also announced a $10B expansion plan for NAVER’s GAK Sejong AI factory, scaling NVIDIA DSX capacity from 55MW to 200MW, with Brookfield funding up to $9B and NVIDIA adding $1B. Local Tech Funding: NAVER received a combined $10B investment commitment from Nvidia and Brookfield to accelerate its AI data-center buildout in Sejong. Global Markets Mood: Big investors pulled about $23.4B from South Korea and Taiwan amid AI-stock swings, shifting bets toward India, China and Southeast Asia. Culture & Heritage: UNESCO added the archaeological site of Sebastia in the occupied West Bank and five historic castles in southern Lebanon to the World Heritage List, placing both on the “in danger” track.
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