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South Korean tech giant Naver is bringing its autonomous delivery robots to one of Tokyo's largest buildings, marking the first international deployment of technology perfected at its futuristic headquarters. The move could change how millions navigate crowded urban complexes worldwide.
South Korea's tech giant Naver has turned its headquarters into a living lab where 100 autonomous robots roam freely across 28 floors, delivering meals and packages to employees. These "Rookie" robots can summon elevators and pass through security on their own, showing how AI assistants might transform workplaces everywhere.
India's largest tech company is betting big on Brazil, building a massive innovation hub that will create 1,600 high-skilled jobs by 2027. The move signals Latin America's rise as a global technology powerhouse.
Two tech giants from India and South Korea just teamed up to bridge their countries' innovation ecosystems. The partnership could unlock new opportunities for millions across both nations.
Twenty-nine runners traced a 100km GPS drawing of a race car across London's streets, earning a Guinness World Record for Jaguar TCS Racing. The creative celebration marks the team's dominance in Formula E's GEN3 era with 18 race wins.
South Korea just confirmed Han Seong-sook, a former tech journalist turned Naver CEO, as its new prime minister. She's only the second woman ever to hold the role in the country's history.
The Bank of Korea just unveiled the world's first artificial intelligence platform designed specifically to help central bankers make smarter policy decisions. Built with tech giant Naver, the tool could transform how countries manage their economies.
India has double the global rate of professionals actively redesigning their work with AI agents, proving the technology is creating new possibilities rather than eliminating jobs. Major companies like TCS and Wipro are seeing productivity gains up to 35% while keeping humans firmly in control.
Two South Korean tech giants just committed $720 million to help India's next generation of startups grow into global champions. The fund will back companies building everything from AI platforms to space technology.
South Korea's biggest tech companies just made one of the largest investments ever in India's startup scene. The new fund will help promising tech companies grow into billion-dollar businesses.
Nvidia just signed major partnerships with South Korea's biggest tech companies to expand AI infrastructure across the country. The deals will create new AI data centers and advance the next generation of memory chips powering artificial intelligence.
A retired bank manager laced up running shoes for the first time at age 91 and has since completed nearly 300 races, won five Asian championship gold medals, and inspired thousands to get moving. N S Dattatreya proves it's never too late to start something extraordinary.
Indian professionals are setting the global pace for AI adoption, with twice as many workers managing complex automated systems compared to the rest of the world. Major companies are seeing productivity gains up to 35% as employees reinvent how work gets done.
Google and Apple's AI advances are sparking a voice technology boom in South Korea. Local tech giants are investing heavily in Korean-language assistants that understand the language's unique complexity.
After years of security concerns, South Korea has approved Google's request to export detailed map data, ending frustration for millions of foreign travelers who couldn't use Google Maps effectively in the country. The decision brings full navigation features to one of the world's last major markets where the global mapping giant didn't fully function.
The fastest marathon field in Australian history will race through Sydney on August 30, including both reigning world champions. It's a milestone moment for the sport down under.
In one of the most thrilling marathon races ever, seven runners crossed the finish line faster than the previous course record in Sydney. Ethiopian Addisu Gobena led the pack, smashing the old time by over a minute in a breathtaking sprint finish.
A 72-year-old summited Kilimanjaro, a 96-year-old won five Asian golds, and two more athletes proved retirement can be a starting line. Four Indians turned their sixties into second athletic careers filled with medals, mountains, and marathons. #
The highest-scoring science student in Vietnam turned down medical school and elite U.S. universities to study computer science at KAIST in South Korea. Her choice signals how Korea's growing tech ecosystem is attracting the world's brightest minds.
South Korea just rolled out a groundbreaking fund that combines government and private money to help AI and deep tech companies grow into billion-dollar businesses. The program could give up to $60 million to each promising startup, with success stories already emerging.
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