KERC Newsletter / 2022.09.28.
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So far, South Korea and France have extended $28.97 million for joint research and development projects in self-driving cars, health care and IT convergence, and the two sides have achieved tangible results
Yoon made the promise saying he will also double the size of the country's data market to over US$35 billion.
The country placed 8th among 63 countries in the 2022 IMD World Digital Competitiveness Ranking by the Switzerland-based International Institute for Management Development (IMD)
The National Data Policy Committee is established with a long awaited wish from the industry for regulation amendments and extensive fosterage of the industry.
Minister Lee said that since Korea is highly recognized as ICT leading nation and the demand for its contributions is rising, Korea will cooperate with the international society in narrowing the digital divide
Named “X Caliber,” the AI solution provides medical reports when a veterinarian uploads X-ray pictures of the dog’s chest or musculoskeletal system to the service’s website.
Sua, a digital human capable of real-time interaction, will appear in advertisements for SK Telecom's artificial intelligence service "A."
Three eight-seater buses will operate at intervals of 15-20 minutes on the 4-km route, which starts at Cheonggye Plaza and ends at Sewoon Shopping Center.
According to SK Telecom, researchers at the University of Toronto will use the new computing infrastructure and cloud computing tools to generate or optimize the artificial neural network models.
KT is looking to improve its artificial intelligence competitiveness through a partnership with Canada's Vector Institute, a nonprofit firm dedicated to AI research.
"We will promote cooperation with various partners based on SKT's ICT technology capabilities to solve future energy problems"
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Korea seeks to boost cooperation with European nations on nuclear power generation facilities in a move to ensure energy security and better respond to climate change, the industry ministry here said Wednesday(21 Sep).
S. Korea will spend $144 million on digital integration strategy projects over the next five years to shorten the time researchers take to solve complex problem surrounding new technologies by decades.
Korean government announced the “Comprehensive Plan to Nurture Digital Talent” that aims to widen the digital education opportunity, strengthen digital capacity, and foster one million digital talent by the year 2026.
