Memory Crisis to Last Through 2028… Apple and Amazon Raise Alarm Over Soaring Costs

Apple and Amazon both pointed to the sharp surge in memory semiconductor prices as a drag on earnings during their results announcements on the 30th ...

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Countries That Buy Robots, Countries That Make Them, Countries That Block Them… Where Does Korea Stand? [Robot Insight]

As the United States moves to block Chinese robots, Chinese robots have quietly been spreading through logistics warehouses and factories in South Korea. The U.S. ...

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Climate Change to Claim 430,000 Lives Annually—90% in Poor Countries [Climate, So What Now ⑥]

Annual deaths caused by rising temperatures linked to climate change could reach 430,000 by 2050, according to a report released on the 27th (local time) ...

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Seoul Welfare Foundation Distributes Safety Guidelines for Care Workers…Challenge Lies in Implementation

Risk in caregiving labor is starting to be recorded. Situations that workers had previously handled individually in the field have now been organized into a ...

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[AI Solutions (75)] AI Redraws the Job Map… Rising Sectors, Declining Sectors

The job map is being redrawn. As major domestic groups accelerate restructuring by cutting low-profit businesses and shifting resources to semiconductors, artificial intelligence, robots, and ...

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CXMT Surges 466% on First Day of Trading…Market Cap Hits 712 Trillion Won

China’s memory semiconductor company ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) closed at 49.0 yuan on the first day of its listing on the Shanghai STAR Market on ...

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MS Unveils First Cybersecurity AI…”Half the Cost”

Microsoft (MS) unveiled its first AI model dedicated to cybersecurity on the 27th (local time). It is integrated into MS’s system called MDASH, which combines ...

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Samsung Chairman Lee Jae-yong’s Third Week of Meetings: His Target Is Foundry [Analysis]

Lee Jae-yong, chairman of Samsung Electronics, appears to have traveled to Sicily at the end of the month to attend Google Camp, which is held ...

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“It wasn’t El Niño after all”… The real culprit behind coral bleaching was humans [Climate, So What Do We Do?]⑤

Starting a series Climate articles are everywhere. News that records have been broken, warnings that ice is melting, numbers showing temperatures have risen. Readers already ...

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Korea Safe Care Association’s No Lifting Care… A Solution for Ultra-Aged Society?

The Korea Safe Care Association is moving to establish new safety standards in care settings. Its goal is to make a care model that protects ...

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SK Hynix “No Intel Ohio Plant Acquisition”…But U.S. Fab Scenarios Remain

SK hynix denied reports on the 22nd that it was pursuing an acquisition of Intel’s semiconductor plant in Ohio, saying, “We have no plan to ...

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Trump’s Section 301 Tariffs Imminent… Korea-U.S. 15% Agreement Faces Test

U.S. global tariffs, which had been temporarily introduced following the Supreme Court’s ruling that reciprocal tariffs were unlawful, will expire on the 24th local time. ...

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