AGP Executive Report
Last update: 44 minutes agoCybersecurity: A CrowdStrike report says a China-based attacker likely used AI tools to steal data from South Korean financial organizations, with at least nine banks reportedly targeted. Air Freight: Samsung SDS is buying Woojung Air to expand cargo consolidation through Incheon and link its logistics platforms. Nuclear Supply Chain: Gaon Cable plans a U.S. nuclear-grade cable production line in North Carolina, targeting reactor and small modular reactor projects. AI Skills: SK Group will launch a two-year training program for young adults, paying participants 3 million won a month to develop AI projects. Trade: South Korean exports hit a record $26.1 billion in the first 10 days of October, more than doubling year over year as semiconductor shipments surged 171%. Supply Resilience: The government plans to expand its list of strategically important goods and build stockpiles as energy and geopolitical risks put pressure on supply chains. Digital Partnership: NAVER Cloud and Vietnam’s FPT will work together to deploy AI services for businesses across Asia-Pacific and other markets.
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