Friday, July 31, 2026

Unlocking the Future: How Hyundai Glovis’ Remote Navigation Technology Could Save Up to 3.9% in Fuel Costs

Hyundai Glovis is testing remote navigation for autonomous shipping, collaborating with partners to enhance navigation technology for PCTCs.

Samsung Heavy Industries Partners with S&L: What Does the FSMR Standard Platform Mean for the Future of Nuclear Power?

Samsung Heavy Industries partners with Sargent & Lundy to develop a versatile Floating Small Modular Reactor platform for offshore nuclear markets.

Dong-A University Hospital Launches AI-Driven thynC Monitoring System

Dong-A University Hospital launches AI-powered smart bed system thynC, enhancing patient monitoring and safety across general wards.

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Workday Korea Says Becoming AI-Native Requires Structural Redesign, Not Add-On Tools

Heo Jeong-yeol of Workday Korea discusses the challenges of AI transformation in legacy systems and emphasizes integrated architecture for success.

Unlocking AI: How SK Telecom’s New 100MW Data Center is Revolutionizing the Industry

SK Telecom's CTO highlights AI data centers as vital infrastructure, emphasizing rapid transformations in energy and server architectures.

How Huawei’s 5G Advanced Will Transform AI Connectivity Before 6G Arrives

Huawei urges early adoption of 5G Advanced to meet AI demands, predicting explosive growth in AI and emphasizing network upgrades.

Korean Startup Presents REBEL-Quad Architecture at Semiconductor Conference

Rebellions unveiled its REBEL-Quad AI chip at ISSCC 2026, showcasing advanced architecture and superior performance for AI workloads.

Inside Samsung’s AI Home: Door Cam Security, AI Food Manager, and Galaxy Watch Sleep Routines — All Run Through SmartThings Map View

Samsung Electronics showcases an AI-powered modular home at Korea Build Week, featuring smart tech for energy efficiency and convenience.

KAIST Unveils Next-Gen Smart Window That Slashes Indoor Heat by 49°F

KAIST's Professor Moon Hong Cheol unveils RECM, a smart window tech that adjusts light and heat, enhancing comfort and reducing glare.

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