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Morning Edition · Monday, November 9, 2026Published at 1:17 AM EST · New York
NVIDIA Brings Samsung, SK Hynix and LG Into a Physical AI Program for Korean Factories and Robots
The two-day AI Day Seoul event features factory simulation and robot training on NVIDIA's Isaac GR00T and Omniverse platforms, aimed at semiconductor fabs, automakers and industrial robotics.
NVIDIA published an overview on November 9 of how Korean manufacturers are applying accelerated computing, AI and simulation to semiconductor production, robotics and automobiles. The post accompanies NVIDIA AI Day Seoul, held November 9 an…
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