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OpenAI to ‘hopefully’ partner with Samsung and SK, CEO Sam Altman says

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman views Korea's Samsung Electronics and SK hynix as important partners in his efforts to solidify his own AI chip ecosystem...

Seoul Metro expands AI translation services

Seoul Metro will expand the number of stations that offer AI-powered translation services to 11, now including Myeong-dong Station, Hongik Univ. Station and Gimpo...

Samsung denies report it plans to apply MR-MUF for HBM chips

Samsung Electronics, the world's No. 1 memory chipmaker, on Wednesday denied a recent news report that it is planning to use technology that its...

Samsung, SK hynix stop selling used chipmaking equipment to China

Samsung Electronics and SK hynix, the world’s two largest memory chipmakers, have stopped selling used fabrication equipment to Chinese entities, the Financial Times reported...

Radioactive material detected in Japanese candy slated for import to Korea

A small amount of cesium, a type of radioactive material, was detected in a Japanese confectionery product slated for import to Korea, prompting the...

South Korea’s antitrust regulator takes steps to penalize Meta

Korea's antitrust watchdog is moving to penalize Meta Platforms for alleged failures to protect local consumers on Facebook and Instagram marketplaces such as counterfeit...

U.S. pushing Korea to intensify chip sanctions on China

Korea faces pressure to join a U.S-lead group in imposing chip export sanctions on China, Bloomberg reported Wednesday. The U.S. government has been pressuring its...

Real or not? What to know about new ‘superconductor’ claim

The Korean scientists behind the viral, debunked superconductor LK-99 that swept the scientific community last year is going for a second run with PCPOSOS...

Korean scientists present new superconductor claim once again

A group of Korean scientists behind a viral superconductor claim that took the social media and stock market by a wild, yet short-lived, storm...

‘Don’t stab me in the back with pregnancy after promotion’: 1 in 4 Korean women face discrimination

  Approximately one in four female office workers in Korea face direct discrimination at work, particularly over pregnancy and childbirth, a recent survey showed Monday. "I'm...