Nvidia chief meets SK Group chairman in Taipei to discuss AI memory chip cooperation

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won in Taipei to discuss cooperation in AI memory chips.

The meeting took place in Taipei on Monday. The executives shared the significance of SK hynix reaching a market capitalization of US$1 trillion and reflected on joint achievements in AI memory.

Huang cited robotics as a potential area for investment in South Korea. His trip to Seoul is expected to begin Thursday night.

On Friday he is scheduled to hold meetings with heads of major conglomerates including Chey, LG Group Chairman Koo Kwang-mo and Naver founder Lee Hae-jin.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shaking hands with SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won in a Taipei conference room.
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Nvidia chief meets SK Group chairman in Taipei on AI memory

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won in Taipei to discuss AI memory cooperation. The meeting took place on Monday.

President Lee Jae Myung met Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in San Francisco on July 24, where the executive outlined major cooperation projects including a $500 billion partnership with SK Group.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang wrapped up his South Korea visit on June 9, emphasizing broader AI ecosystem cooperation. The trip produced multiyear partnerships with SK hynix and Samsung Electronics, plus discussions on physical AI.

SK hynix debuted on NASDAQ on July 10, raising $26.5 billion in one of the largest foreign IPOs in U.S. history. Shares rose 12.8 percent on the first day of trading.

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President Lee Jae Myung said Saturday that the emergence of an artificial intelligence era offers a new opportunity for Korea. He vowed to turn the country from a follower into a global leader.

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