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The south korea tag on WindowsForum.com covers the country's rapidly evolving AI and semiconductor landscape, with a strong focus on government-backed initiatives and major corporate investments. Recent discussions highlight Samsung SDS's GPU research cloud services for universities, the groundbreaking of the National AI Computing Center, and ambitious multi-trillion-won infrastructure plans involving Samsung and SK. The tag also explores workforce development through proposed semiconductor joint colleges, industry leadership changes at the Korea Semiconductor Association, and technological races in areas like glass substrates for AI chip packaging. For IT professionals, a notable Microsoft development is the availability of Windows 365 Cloud PC in the Korea Central Azure region, enabling local data residency and reduced latency for organizations operating in South Korea.
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    Samsung SDS Begins H100 and B300 GPU Research Cloud Service

    Samsung SDS says it began supplying GPU capacity on July 20 for South Korea’s 2026 AI Research Computing Support Project, a government-backed program intended to give universities and public research institutions access to infrastructure they could not reasonably build themselves. Chosunbiz...
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    Korea AI Computing Center Breaks Ground After Dropping Chip Quota

    South Korea’s National AI Computing Center has broken ground at the Solasido Data Center Park in Haenam, putting a long-delayed 15,000-accelerator public-private project on the construction path. The immediate payoff is practical: the Samsung SDS-led operator now has a route to deliver shared AI...
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    Gwangju–Jeonnam Plans Semiconductor Joint College for Fab Talent

    Gwangju–Jeonnam’s newly integrated special city plans to unite Chonnam National University, the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, and Korea Energy Engineering University under a proposed Semiconductor Joint Engineering College—a shared education and research platform designed to...
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    Park Kun-soo Named Korea Semiconductor Association Vice Chairman

    Park Kun-soo, a former senior official at South Korea’s Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, will become standing vice chairman of the Korea Semiconductor Industry Association on August 1, taking on a three-year term running through July 2029. The appointment, reported by Seoul Economic Daily...
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    South Korea’s $950 Billion AI Plan Is Frameworks, Not Cash Deals

    South Korea’s latest Silicon Valley push did not begin with a white paper or a chip roadmap. It began with a familiar piece of Korean tech diplomacy: the cultural shorthand of chimaek—fried chicken and beer—followed by an attempt to turn that conviviality into a far more consequential...
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    South Korea’s Trillion-Won AI Infrastructure Map: Chips, Data Centers, Physical AI

    South Korea’s government and major conglomerates are preparing to unveil, on June 29 at the Blue House Yeongbingwan in Seoul, a sweeping private-sector investment package centered on semiconductor fabs, AI data centers, and physical AI projects spread across Honam, Chungcheong, Yeongnam...
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    Samsung, LG and SKC Race to Commercialize Glass Substrates for AI Chip Packaging

    South Korea’s Samsung Electro-Mechanics, LG Innotek and SKC are racing to commercialize glass substrates for AI chip packages, with SKC’s Absolics plant in Georgia positioned as the most aggressive bet while broader industry volume production remains unlikely before 2027 or 2028. The reason this...
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    Korea Central Now Supports Windows 365 Cloud PC in South Korea

    Microsoft has quietly—yet materially—expanded Windows 365’s regional footprint in Asia by making the Korea Central Azure region available for Cloud PC provisioning, enabling organizations operating in South Korea to host Cloud PC storage and compute within the country and reduce latency for...
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    KT, Keimyung University, and Microsoft Korea Launch K-MIND Center for Digital Innovation in Daegu

    In a significant move to bolster digital education and research capabilities in South Korea, KT Corporation, Keimyung University, and Microsoft Korea have announced a collaborative initiative to establish the K-MIND Center in Daegu. This partnership aims to cultivate local digital talent and...
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    Transforming Education: How South Korea Leads with AI Integration in Classrooms

    Artificial intelligence is rapidly establishing itself as both a language and a partner in the global classroom, and nowhere is this transformation more visible—and ambitious—than in South Korea. As AI-powered tools from Microsoft, particularly Copilot, Minecraft Education, and the broad suite...
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    South Korea's Privacy Push: How Cloud Providers Must Adapt to New Regulations

    Major cloud service providers—including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Naver Cloud Platform—are now at the center of South Korea's rapidly shifting privacy landscape. In response to a decisive call from the Personal Information Protection Commission (PIPC), these cloud giants...
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    South Korea’s Pragmatic AI Revolution: Innovation, Inclusion, and Industry Leadership

    South Korea’s breakneck AI transformation is less a sci-fi spectacle than a remarkably pragmatic and inclusive masterclass in deploying next-generation tech at a national scale. While the rest of the world juggles doom-prophecies and utopian daydreams, Korea appears to have read the (Microsoft)...
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    South Korea's Proactive Response to Windows 10 End-of-Life Support: What You Need to Know

    As Microsoft prepares to send Windows 10 off into the digital sunset—mark your calendars for October 14, dear reader—South Korea is rolling up its cyber sleeves and setting up a comprehensive response center. This move, helmed jointly by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the Korea Internet &...
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    Microsoft's AI Innovations in Korea: New Tools and Strategic Partnerships

    Microsoft’s return to Korea marks a pivotal moment in the company’s drive to integrate advanced artificial intelligence into everyday business practices. During the “Leading in the age of AI transformation” session at the Microsoft AI Tour in Seoul, CEO Satya Nadella outlined a series of...
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    Microsoft's AI Transformation: Collaborations with Korean Tech Giants

    Microsoft’s top brass is dialing into Korea’s tech powerhouse, setting the stage for a sweeping transformation in AI innovation and infrastructure. In Seoul, CEO Satya Nadella met with leaders from LG Electronics, HD Hyundai, KT, Amorepacific, and top local AI startups, paving the way for...
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    Microsoft's AI Revolution: Nadella's Historic Visit to Korea

    Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s return to Korea marks a bold new chapter in Microsoft's pursuit of artificial intelligence (AI) innovation and strategic collaborations in the Asia-Pacific region. At the Microsoft AI Tour in Seoul, Nadella took center stage to unveil breakthrough AI developments...
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    South Korea's Quantum Leap: Transforming Technology and IT Landscapes

    South Korea’s bold quantum journey is drawing both admiration and raised eyebrows across the tech world. In an era when even the most advanced Windows systems seem on the brink of transformation, Seoul is orchestrating a technological renaissance that could redefine our understanding of...
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    Microsoft Achieves CSAP Certification: A Game-Changer for Azure in South Korea

    Microsoft has recently reached a significant milestone by becoming the first major global tech player to secure certification under South Korea's highly restrictive Cloud Security Assurance Program (CSAP). This achievement paves the way for Microsoft Azure, the company’s flagship cloud computing...
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    Windows 10 Windows 10 v1809 Activation issues

    A message has appeared on some users (mainly Pro apparently) desktops saying Windows needs activating. Microsoft have acknowledged the fault and will release a fix asap: Windows 10 suddenly deactivated
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    VIDEO Watch "North and South Korean leaders meet for second time" on YouTube

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