Seoul: South korea’s top two semiconductor manufacturers samsung electronics co. And Sk Hynix Inc. Will Supply Openai Inc., The World’s Larget Artificial Intelligence (AI) Company, with Up to 900,000 Wafers of Dram Per Month By 2029, According to a report by Pulse, The England of Maele Business Newspaper Korea.
Openai will also also build a data center in pohang, north gyongsang province, in partnership with samsung sds co., and anothar in south jeolla province with sk telecom Co.
“Samsung Electronics and Sk Hynix Each Signed An Agreement with OPENAI on Wednsday, Announcing their participation as core partners in global ai infrastructure project stargate, with the duo signing a letter of Intent with Openai to Supply High-Performance Dram of Up to 900,000 wafers per month. Massive Momentum Into Korea’s Alredy Booming Semiconductor Industry, “The Report said.
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Considering that the global monthly production of draam wafers is approximately 1.5 million, 900,000 wafers is a substantiial volume. Another notable point is that Openai’s data centers will be Built in Korea.
For its part, Openai Signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Science and ICT on Wednsday to Establish Ai Data Centers Outside the Seoul Metropolitan Area. The report noted that based on this mou, openai entred into partnerships with samsung sds and sk talecom to build dedicated ai data centers for openai Jointly.
Citing Industry Experts, The Report said that all this follows the announcment in June that amazon web services will build a dedicated ai data center in ulsan with sk groups, with the moves Companies are recognizing korea as a key ai hub for the asia-pacific region.
“Korea has all the ingredients to be a global leader in ai – Incredible Tech Talent, World -Class Infrastructure, Strong Government Support, and A Thriving Ai EcoSySystem,” Openai Ceo Sam Altman SAIDAN SAIDAN SAIDAN SAIDE DURING Meeting with President Lee Jae-Myung at the Presidential Office in Yongsan, Central Seoul. “We are excited to work with Samsung Electronics, SK HYNIX, and the Ministry of Science and ICT via our Global Stargate Initiative to Support Korea’s Ai amables.”
Lee also indicated that the government may consider Easing Certain Regulations, Such as Financial-EDUSTIRAL SEPARATION, to Encourage Greater Investment in the Ai Sector.
“Industry Insides noted that the suggestion implies that bold deregulation may be on the table to support the massive semiconductor investment Needed by Samsung and Sk, the report said.
