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South Korea to unveil $650 billion AI and chip mega-plan under President Lee

Korean utility and infrastructure names are the immediate domestic read-through, given the government's commitment to cover power, water and land support. --- South Korea unveils three AI and chip mega-projects including a new southwest semiconductor hub, with investments potentially exceeding $650 billion.

South Korea to unveil $650 billion AI and chip mega-plan under President Lee

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Korean utility and infrastructure names are the immediate domestic read-through, given the government's commitment to cover power, water and land support.

--- South Korea unveils three AI and chip mega-projects including a new southwest semiconductor hub, with investments potentially exceeding $650 billion.

Samsung and SK chairmen are attending as President Lee frames the plan as a national survival strategy.

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Korean utility and infrastructure names are the immediate domestic read-through, given the government's commitment to cover power, water and land support. --- South Korea unveils three AI and chip mega-projects including a new southwest semiconductor hub, with investments potentially exceeding $650 billion. Samsung and SK chairmen are attending as President Lee frames the plan as a national survival strategy.

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  • The scale of the announcement, if investments materialise at the reported $651 billion level over the coming years, represents a structural demand signal for the global semiconductor supply chain, advanced...
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