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Morning Edition · Tuesday, November 10, 2026Published at 1:14 AM EST · New York
NVIDIA plans investments in Korean AI startups at a government forum that included domestic chip rivals
South Korea's science ministry hosted more than 20 startups at COEX, and Korean reports say they included the neural processing unit (NPU) designers DeepX, Rebellions and FuriosaAI, which compete with NVIDIA in inference.
South Korea's Ministry of Science and Information and Communications Technology (MSIT) and NVIDIA hosted a startup partnership forum at COEX in Seoul on November 9. More than 20 Korean startups working on foundation models, physical AI, AI…
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