Jensen Huang

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Bloomberg Tech · AI Industry’s Circular Financing Deals, Apple Smart Glasses · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

This is the golden ages for Korea, as you know.

Their semiconductor businesses booming, their industrial businesses booming.

You know, this is a country that has the ability to help the world build out the AI infrastructure, that they're incredibly adept at uh adopting new technologies.

And is a really technologically uh forward-leaning society.

And they they love using AI, AI has has really diffused.

Throughout their their uh society and and their industry.

And so this is a a great time for them.

We're announcing several things.

We announce um a big partnership uh with uh SK Group, where our companies are going to uh enter into a business partnership where uh we do over $500 billion of business with each other, um, whether it's consump consumption of and purchasing of memories, uh

Or uh selling AI supercomputers to them as they scale out two gigawatts of AI factories.

There's a whole bunch of other announcements.

Uh we're investing uh a billion dollars in NAVER to help they're the they're the uh Korea's uh leading AI cloud.

They're gonna scale up in Korea, up to two uh they're gonna scale up 200 megawatts, I think it is, and uh they're gonna expand uh across the world.

And so we got we have a whole bunch of announcements.

that we're making today.

Yeah, we're working together on of course we started with HPM two, worked on HPM three, three E, four, four E, and then beyond.

And so we've got we've got a whole roadmap of memories that we're working on together.

It is also the case that the the semiconductor industry has really changed.

And the reason for that, um, because we used to build computers for people to use, and we're going to still continue to build incredible computers.

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