South Korea, one of the world’s most nuclear-reliant nations, has seen nuclear power generation reach historic highs for two consecutive years. Under President Yoon Suk-yeol’s administration, the nation has leaned into nuclear energy, driven by surging global energy costs and mounting pressure to achieve carbon neutrality. This shift positions nuclear energy as a critical component of South Korea’s power mix, with plans to boost nuclear power exports and foster a skilled workforce to support the industry.

LG Electronics is following Samsung’s lead in pursuing the lucrative medical technology field as a key future revenue source. The company plans to develop its medical technology business, particularly through medical monitors, through substantial investments and a distinct, high-quality product approach.

Global tech giants are increasing their investments in Taiwan, with Micron leading as the largest foreign investor. Over its 30-year presence, Micron has invested more than NT$1 trillion (approx. US$31.2 billion) in Taiwan. As Taiwan emerges as a key AI hub, Micron is prioritizing talent acquisition and optimizing operations locally and globally to strengthen its supply chain.