Jensen Huang praised South Korea’s position in the global chip race, calling it one of the most capable nations for advanced semiconductor manufacturing. He highlighted the country’s combination of engineering talent, AI adoption, and manufacturing power as the foundation for massive growth. Huang believes Korea’s companies will play a central role in the next wave of AI infrastructure — from GPUs to memory to edge computing. He called the region a “critical engine” for the global AI ecosystem.

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