Policy Shift Balances National Security, Market Competition and Trade Pressure South Korea’s government has agreed to let Google move detailed map data to servers outside the country, ending a restriction that had been in place for almost two decades. The move, confirmed by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, is likely to enable Google Maps to provide complete navigation features in Korea, where export limits...
Read morePolicy Shift Balances National Security, Market Competition and Trade Pressure South Korea’s government has agreed to let Google move detailed map data to servers outside the country, ending a restriction that had been in place for almost two decades. The...
Read moreCompany positions prevention-focused architecture as response to AI-driven cyber threats. LG Uplus said it will debut its integrated security platform, U+SASE, at Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026 in Barcelona next month. The move comes as enterprises face increasingly complex cyber...
Read moreAI-based monitoring and real-time data sharing form the core of a new public-private anti-fraud framework. Naver announced on 24 February that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Korean National Police Agency to strengthen preventative efforts against...
Read moreThe Korean platform operator positions its full-stack parking technology as a foundation for autonomous and robotic services. South Korean mobility platform operator Kakao Mobility has signed a paid proof-of-concept (PoC) agreement to supply its integrated mobility solution to the ambitious...
Read moreThe ATHENA white paper outlines how automation, cloud and zero-trust security could reshape next-generation telecom infrastructure. South Korean carrier SK Telecom has published its third annual 6G white paper, titled “ATHENA,” laying out a mid- to long-term strategy for future...
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