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SEOUL -- Startups in South Korea, a country known for its chip manufacturing prowess, are stepping up their efforts in designing artificial intelligence chips to tap the fast-growing global market for AI computing.
Organisers expect thousands of age-verified fans to flock to the second edition of “2024 K-XF The Fashion” in Suwon, about 30km (18.6 miles) south of Seoul, next month.
South Korea is reaching for the stars as it banks on aerospace technology to power its future growth, but observers said the government has its work cut out to develop a sector and talent pool that can compete internationally by 2045.
Questions were raised regarding the appropriateness of allowing shows by individuals supportive of Putin, particularly amid the ongoing conflict between Moscow and Kyiv.
“Please educate yourself, this is disappointing,” a pro-Palestinian supporter said.
The actor was sentenced to eight months in prison, suspended for two years, the Seongnam Branch of the Suwon District Court said.
Umio Otsuka, 63, a former Maritime Self Defence Force (SDF) commander and a one-time ambassador to Djibouti, confirmed his appointment, which marks the first time since 1978 for an ex-military official to assume the post.
South Korea's financial regulator will look at speeding up the corporate reforms proposed last month and could reportedly add newer measures, after market players voiced concerns the announced steps might not be enough to tackle the so-called "Korea discount."