NVIDIA and SK Group plan joint initiatives in AI supercomputers, CPUs, and robotics amid persistent chip supply shortages.
NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) and South Korea’s SK Group will announce collaboration plans on Monday, following meetings between CEO Jensen Huang and SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won. The partnership is expected to cover AI supercomputers, CPUs, PCs, and robotics, according to comments from Huang during his visit to Seoul.
Huang’s trip marks his second to South Korea in seven months, signaling deepening ties in semiconductor and AI infrastructure. SK Hynix confirmed the upcoming media briefing, while Huang noted ongoing chip supply constraints across wafers, packaging, and silicon photonics due to surging demand.
The collaboration underscores South Korea’s growing role in AI-driven chip manufacturing and robotics, sectors Huang identified as critical for the country’s future. NVIDIA’s push aligns with its expansion in AI computing and fabless semiconductor innovation.