NOX to conduct demonstration of Edge AI-based construction site safety management with K-water
NOX is partnering with K-water to perform an innovation project for construction site safety management using AI technology. The project was selected as part of the 'Everyone's Challenge Climate Tech' support program for 2026 public-private open innovation.
Ham Partners to Launch 'BRINT' in October to Measure Brand Exposure in Generative AI
Ham Partners is set to launch 'BRINT', a brand intelligence platform developed with Sky Ventures, which analyzes brand exposure within generative AI environments. The service will officially open on October 1st.
55 Gyeongsangnam-do Supported Startups Achieve 92 New Hires and 3.3 Billion Won in Investment
Gyeongsangnam-do announced interim results for its startup support programs, showing that 55 participating companies have secured 3.3 billion won in investment and created 92 new jobs.
MBLM Ranks Brands with AI, Aiming to Make Korea an Asian Hub and Support Overseas Expansion
MBLM, a foreign-invested company providing global branding consulting and digital marketing based on AI technology, was featured in KOTRA TV's 'Global Talent Supporters' Day as an Employee at a Foreign-Invested Company Vlog' EP12. The company aims to use Korea as an Asian hub to support Korean companies' global expansion through digital marketing.
33m2 to expand short-term rental services for foreigners through government support
SpaceV, the operator of the short-term rental platform 33m2, has been selected for the '2026 Tourism Global Challenge' program to strengthen housing services for foreigners staying in Korea. The company plans to expand its foreign customer base and improve the housing search and contract process for international users.
Speak Grows into a Unicorn, Used by 1 in 10 Koreans
Silicon Valley-based edtech startup Speak has grown into a unicorn with a $1 billion valuation by targeting South Korea as its first market. Co-founders Connor Zwick and Andrew Hsu shared their strategic reasoning and how AI aims to solve Bloom's 2 Sigma Problem.
"Tens of billions of won for a single chip"... Exynos CEO Kim Jin-young reveals the harsh reality of fabless companies
Exynos CEO Kim Jin-young discusses the high entry barriers and immense capital risks faced by fabless semiconductor startups, while outlining a strategy to leverage South Korea's hardware talent to drive revenue by the first half of next year.
"Memory Demand Could Increase 10,000 Times"... Exynos CEO Kim Jin-young Diagnoses Memory Bottlenecks in the AI Era
Kim Jin-young, CEO of semiconductor startup Exynos, explains how the surge in AI model size, user numbers, and context length will exponentially increase memory demand. He highlights CXL-based Memory Pooling and the MX1 intelligent memory chip as key solutions to overcome current infrastructure bottlenecks.
"Like a House Built on Sand" Entrepreneurs Shaken by AI Onslaught... Redefining Vision is the Key to Survival
The rapid advancement of AI is lowering entry barriers and threatening existing business models, causing entrepreneurs to feel unstable. To survive, companies like Campfit are redefining their business scope from simple reservation platforms to managing the entire customer journey.
Fixup Health Unveils 'Remote Therapeutic Monitoring Solution 2.0' that Automates Medical Records by Analyzing Conversations
Startup Fixup Health is introducing 'Remote Therapeutic Monitoring Solution 2.0', which automates medical records and rehabilitation management by analyzing conversations between medical staff and patients.