Operation of AI Startup Incubation Program and Provision of GPU Resources
Establishment of Partnership···Bright Future for AI Industry,
Susan Marshall, Senior Director at NVIDIA (right), visited Gyeonggi Province Office on the morning of the 8th, holding a business cooperation meeting with Kim Ki-byeong, Director of AI of Gyeonggi Province, to promote the AI industry and is taking a commemorative photo. Photo courtesy of Gyeonggi Province,
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, ‘Gyeonggi Province and the global big tech company NVIDIA are joining forces to promote the AI industry by fostering AI startups within the province. ‘,
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, ‘On the morning of the 8th, Susan Marshall, Senior Director at NVIDIA, visited Gyeonggi Province Office to discuss plans for building Gyeonggi’s AI industry ecosystem and agreed to collaborate on operating NVIDIA’s GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) resources and global inception startup program.’,
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, ‘The core of the agreement reached that day includes support for startup creation, provision of computing resources, operation of startup incubation programs, and strengthening support for Gyeonggi’s AI sector companies to advance onto the global stage. ‘,
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, ‘Kim Ki-byeong, Director of AI for Gyeonggi Province, said, “The collaboration with NVIDIA will be an important milestone in developing the AI ecosystem within the province,” and added, “We expect to lead technological innovation in regional AI startups and move a step closer to executing Gyeonggi’s AI transformation (AX) through linkage with other industries such as manufacturing.”‘,
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, ‘Susan Marshall, Senior Director at NVIDIA, responded, “We aim to accelerate AI technological innovation and create the future of the AI industry together through our partnership with Gyeonggi Province.”‘,
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, ‘Meanwhile, on the day before the meeting, November 7th, Gyeonggi Province co-hosted “Gyeonggi Tech Day” with NVIDIA at the Gyeonggi Center for Creative Economy & Innovation. The event was organized to enhance the technical capabilities of AI-related small and medium-sized startups in the province and to understand the latest technology trends, attended by over 300 people, including AI SME developers, university students, and Gyeonggi residents.’,
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