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Beyond North Korea, Seoul’s spy law targets tech theft (opens the original)
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SEOUL – South Korea’s expanded espionage law took effect Sunday, giving prosecutors a new route to pursue serious foreign-linked theft of state secrets, including potentially sensitive semiconductor and artificial intelligence technologies, as national security crimes. The revised Criminal Act adds Article 98-2, which applies when a person, under the direction, inducement or other communication of a foreign country or equivalent organization, searches for, collects, discloses, transfers or broke
Why Apple’s first foldable may be its most Korea-dependent iPhone yet (opens the original)
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SEOUL – Apple spent years waiting for foldable phones to become good enough for an iPhone. When it finally moved, however, it reportedly put the part that makes the phone fold in the hands of a single supplier: Samsung Display. That gives iPhone Duo, unveiled Wednesday at a starting price of $1,999, an unusual supply-chain profile. Apple still sources major components from around the world. But the part most closely tied to its new form factor is also one of the hardest to replace outside Korea.
Google builds South Korea team for full-functioning Maps service (opens the original)
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SEOUL – Google is stepping up preparations to expand Google Maps in South Korea by recruiting a senior partnerships manager, as the company says it is “officially launching full-functioning Google Maps capabilities” in the country. The Seoul-based Strategic Partnerships Development Manager will join Google’s Global Product Partnerships team and work with private companies, public entities and technology partners. The job posting says Google is “building a team” around what it describes as a “mon
Why Samsung’s first AI glasses have no display (opens the original)
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SEOUL – “Many companies can make AI glasses. Making something people want to wear every day is a different problem.” Choi Jae-in, head of Samsung Electronics’ extended reality research and development team, was briefing reporters in London on July 23, a day after the company showed its first Intelligent Eyewear at Galaxy Unpacked. Most of what he emphasized was weight and comfort. Samsung’s engineers argued over tenths of a gram. For example, the battery sits near one temple and the sensors and
South Korean semiconductor company SK hynix opens Nasdaq chapter with record $26.5 billion offering (opens the original)
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SEOUL – SK hynix entered the US stock market Friday with a strong trading debut, opening a new channel to global investors after completing a record $26.5 billion share offering. The chipmaker’s American depositary receipts opened at $170 on the Nasdaq, about 14 percent above their $149 offer price. They traded at $175.42 as of 12:05 p.m. in New York, up 17.7 percent from the offering price, after reaching an intraday high of $176.37. The debut gave investors their first public-market measure of
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