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By Peter Chambers Enterprise cloud demands have evolved beyond the early drivers of adoption. Now, more than ever, businesses must be prepared to scale at a moment’s notice. Meeting unexpected user demand while maintaining service levels is an ongoing challenge. At the same time, cloud workloads are becoming increasingly specialised, requiring optimized computing solutions across central processing units, data processing units and artificial intelligence accelerators to fully harness cloud-nativ
Samsung Electronics is manufacturing the main chips designed by Nvidia for the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 gaming console, which launches in most regions in June. According to industry sources on Wednesday, Samsung secured orders for the Nvidia-designed chips powering the upcoming console, which is projected in some of the highest forecasts to sell as many as 20 million units by March next year. As the console firm previously relied on chips manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufact
Google is making a bold return to the smart glasses market, announcing a new Android-based extended reality (XR) eyewear project in collaboration with Samsung Electronics. During its annual developer conference, Google I/O 2025, held on Tuesday in California, the IT giant unveiled plans to launch the XR-powered smart glasses by the end of the year. Google has been developing an XR headset in collaboration with Samsung under a project called "Moohan," meaning "infinity" in Korean. Although Samsun
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang made a surprise visit to SK hynix’s booth at Computex 2025, expressing strong support for their partnership on critical AI memory chips at the major trade show, which kicked off Tuesday in Taiwan. At the booth, where SK hynix showcased a sample of its sixth-generation high-bandwidth memory or HBM 4 chip, Huang examined the prototype and remarked, “So beautiful.” He also left handwritten messages on the displayed samples, including “JHH LOVES SK HYNIX!” and “One team!” His
With less than two weeks remaining until the June 3 presidential election, major candidates have identified economic growth, artificial intelligence, and energy strategy as key campaign issues. But while Lee Jae-myung of the liberal Democratic Party, Kim Moon-soo of the conservative People Power Party and Lee Jun-seok of the minor conservative New Reform Party, share these priorities, their proposals reflect broader ideological differences. The Korea Herald has taken a closer look at their campa
LG Electronics said Tuesday it is hosting a summit on heating, ventilation and air conditioning, in line with its latest push to expand business in the fast-growing Global South region. The LG HVAC Leaders’ Summit 2025 kicked off Monday for a four-day run in Korea, inviting consultants from seven Asian countries, including India, Vietnam, the Philippines and Indonesia. The summit focuses on the latest trends in the HVAC industry, while showcasing the company’s lineup of system air conditioners,
Apple is reportedly considering releasing new models twice annually, with significant impacts expected for the production and shipment schedules of Korean display and component suppliers closely tied to the US tech giant. According to industry sources Tuesday, Apple is likely to adopt a staggered launch timeline for the iPhone 18 series in 2026. Breaking from its long-standing tradition of unveiling all models simultaneously in September, the new approach would see lower-end models released in t
Kakao is set to complete the spin-off of Daum, its in-house operator of the country’s second-largest portal site, as early as June, signaling the end of an 11-year union since the two firms merged in 2014. According to industry sources on Monday, Kakao has entered the final stages of turning Daum into a fully independent entity. As part of the transition, the IT giant has begun gathering consent from employees to either transfer to the new Daum entity or remain with Kakao headquarters. The board
A joint team of public and private investigators found that nearly 27 million units of international mobile subscriber identity, or IMSI, have been leaked from SK Telecom’s data breach, the Ministry of Science and ICT said Monday. “The investigators confirmed that the amount of leaked (universal subscriber identity module, or USIM) information was 9.82 (gigabytes), which equals to about 26.69 million units of the IMSI,” said Choi Woo-hyuk, director general of the Cyber Security & Network Policy
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