NVIDIA and Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) have established a joint AI research lab at KAIST's Kim Jaechul Graduate School of AI in Seoul. The collaboration aims to advance agentic AI models tailored for Korea's industries and language, supported by $300 million over five years including $50 million annually in compute resources. The lab will fund at least 10 KAIST researchers yearly, offer NVIDIA internships, and create full-time roles for top Korean AI talent, fostering a strong pipeline from academic research to national AI deployment. This partnership leverages NVIDIA's Nemotron open models and local cloud infrastructure to accelerate AI innovation in Korea.
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Sydney Sykes, head of global venture capital alliances at Nvidia, explains how startups can enter Nvidia's ecosystem through programs like Nvidia Inception and secure corporate venture capital deals. She highlights the importance of strategic alignme...
