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NAVER D2SF, NAVER's inhouse corporate venture arm, has invested in ImpriMed, a Silicon Valley-based precision medicine company, joining ImpriMed's $10 million Series A2 bridge round. ImpriMed develops AI-driven precision medicine solutions that combine ex vivo analysis of patient-derived live cancer cells with genomic, immunophenotypic, and clinical data to support personalized treatment decisions. NAVER D2SF's investment reflects ImpriMed's commercial and clinical experience in the U.S. healthc

Krafton's planned investment in India is set to surpass $500 million with its latest commitment.

NAVER D2SF, the corporate venture capital arm of NAVER, has made a new investment in F4GE (CEO, Hyukhyun Kwon), a defense and manufacturing infrastructure startup. F4GE is building infrastructure that integrates Korea's fragmented core manufacturing factories into a unified manufacturing network and connects them with global defense and advanced hardware companies. NAVER D2SF decided to invest in the team based on its ability to identify new business opportunities for Korea's manufacturing capab

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) will invest about $1.01 billion in South Korean internet company Naver to help finance an AI data center, taking a 4.5% stake in Naver once the deal closes. Nvidia, Naver, and U.S. private equity firm Brookfield are also in talks for Brookfield to provide up to $9 billion in additional funding for […]

WEBTOON Entertainment (NASDAQ:WBTN) reported second-quarter revenue of $338.5 million, down 2.8% from a year earlier on a reported basis but up 5.2% at constant currency, as growth across paid content, advertising and intellectual-property adaptations was partly offset by foreign-exchange effects.

NAVER D2SF, the corporate venture capital arm of NAVER, has made a follow-on investment in NdotLight (CEO, Jinyoung Park), a data infrastructure company for physical AI. The KRW 15 billion funding round was led by Korea Development Bank. This marks NAVER D2SF's third investment in NdotLight, following its participation in the company's Pre-Series A round in 2021 and Series A round in 2022. NAVER D2SF decided to make this additional investment based on NdotLight's potential to address data, one o

Investing.com -- Investors are hitting the brakes on Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA). The chipmaker’s stock dropped 4% on Monday after a staggering weekend of mega-deal announcements shifted Wall Street’s focus from sky-high demand to balance-sheet realities. The weekend deal flow was breathtaking in its scope, racking up over $750 billion in commitments and investments. Taken together, the sticker shock was enough to rattle investors and draw a pointed, three-word post on X from legendary short-seller Mi

Jensen Huang just told the world that the entire semiconductor industry is not remotely built for what comes next, and his forecast for how much it needs to grow will reshape how investors think about every chip stock in the market.

Nvidia is investing $1 billion in Naver, which is referred to as South Korea’s Google.

NVIDIA Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA) plans to invest about $1 billion in NAVER Corp as part of a broader effort to expand artificial intelligence datacenter infrastructure in South Korea. Announced Saturday during South Korean President Lee Jae Myung‘s visit to the AI Summit in San Francisco, the project would expand NAVER’s GAK Sejong AI datacenter from 55 megawatts to 200 megawatts by 2028, with Brookfield Asset Management Ltd (NYSE:BAM) proposing up to $9 billion to fund the AI infrastructure. NAVER To

Shares of South Korean internet and cloud service giant Naver jumped more than 10% on Monday after it said Nvidia would acquire $1 ‌billion of its new shares to finance a project to expand an AI data ‌centre. As the first step, the two firms and investment group Brookfield announced on Friday plans to expand Naver's AI data centre in South Korea with up to $10 billion in funding. Naver said on Monday it ‌will place 7.2 million new ⁠shares with Nvidia for 204,500 won each, or a 1% discount to its closing price on Friday, as part of the agreement.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung flew to San Francisco on July 24 for a summit with the most powerful names in artificial intelligence. Jensen Huang was there. Sam Altman was there. The heads of Samsung, SK Group, Hyundai Motor and Naver flew in. By the end of the day, roughly $950 billion in ...

NAVER, Brookfield and NVIDIA announced an expansion of Korea's sovereign AI factory infrastructure. New investments will increase the initial NVIDIA DSX™ AI factory deployment from 55 megawatts to 200 megawatts.

Investing.com -- Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix will pursue memory-chip supply partnerships with major U.S. technology companies valued at a combined $950 billion, Reuters reported, citing South Korean presidential adviser Kim Yong-beom.