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Nvidia is teaming up with leading South Korean technology companies to build large-scale artificial-intelligence infrastructure in Asia, seeking to solidify its data-center footprint and expand its AI ecosystem.

Nvidia on Monday announced deals with South Korea's SK Hynix, Naver and Doosan Group to build ‌AI data centres and use the U.S. chip firm's technology, as it ‌looks to continue driving the AI boom. The agreements come during a high-profile trip by Nvidia CEO ​Jensen Huang to South Korea that began on Friday and has seen him have fried chicken with the country's top corporate bosses, throw a baseball pitch and meet with a well-known gamer so far. Nvidia and its partners did not disclose ‌the value of the deals.

Nvidia ‌said on ‌Monday that South ​Korean internet conglomerate Naver would use its ‌technology ⁠to build AI factories ⁠at gigawatt scale to ​meet ​rising ​global demand ‌for AI services and physical AI. The project is aimed at ‌serving ​growing ​global ​demand for ‌AI services and ​physical ​AI applications, Nvidia said. (Reporting ​by ‌Heekyong Yang; ​Editing by Jamie ​Freed)

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Nvidia and South Korea's SK are expected to announce a plan ‌for cooperation between the two companies on ‌Monday, with the boss of the U.S. chipmaker saying that ​the ongoing memory shortage would persist for "quite a few years". A spokesperson for SK Hynix said group chairman Chey Tae-won and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang plan ‌to brief media ⁠about the plan on Monday morning, confirming a report by Newsis. Huang separately said ⁠that Nvidia could make announcements with SK on Monday.

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