Arm VP highlights Korea as rising hub for AI semiconductor innovation

British semiconductor and software design company Arm is deepening its global influence on artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure as it strengthens engagement with Korea’s technology ecosystem and joins the board of directors at the Open Compute Project (OCP), setting the standard for open, converged AI data centers. Eddie Ramirez, the company’s vice president of Infrastructure Business, emphasized Korea’s growing strategic importance in the global AI semiconductor landscape, describing it as a uniquely complete ecosystem that integrates the entire semiconductor value chain in one. “(Korea) is one of the few markets that has every part of the supply chain here; from the foundry services, basic design services (to) key third party intellectual properties are all developed here in Korea, as well as a lot of the complex packaging,” he said during a media briefing at the company’s Arm Unlocked event in Seoul, Tuesday. “It is also important because the Korean government has provided significant investment and (taken) AI as a strategic initiative. And so we are seeing a weaWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times