Nvidia CEO: "Robots are South Korea's next important industry" - Chinese media

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Jensen Huang, CEO of US semiconductor giant Nvidia, expressed his view that "Robots will become South Korea's next important industry." The photo shows Seoul.

Chinese media outlet IT Home reported on the 5th that Jensen Huang, CEO of US semiconductor giant Nvidia, who visited South Korea, expressed his view that "Robots will become South Korea's next major industry."

According to the article, Huang arrived at Gimpo International Airport in South Korea on the 5th. He stated, "South Korea has many areas worth investing in," and added, "Robotics will be South Korea's next major industry."

Huang also stated, "We plan to partner with South Korean manufacturing companies in the fields of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI)," and revealed that he plans to meet with representatives from companies such as Hyundai, LG, SK, Samsung, and Naver during his visit to South Korea.

Huang also reportedly pointed out that "Semiconductor manufacturing will increasingly be supported by robots and AI in the future." (Translation/Editing: Noya)

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