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  Samsung Electronics has unveiled its self-developed generative AI, Samsung Gauss On November 8, 2023, Samsung Electronics unveiled its self-developed generative AI model called 'Samsung Gauss.' Samsung Gauss is an AI model developed by Samsung Research, the company's in-house AI research institute, capable of generating various forms of data, including text, images, and code. Samsung Gauss is composed of three models: a language model for generating text, a code model for generating code, and an image model for creating images. The language model is designed for both cloud and on-device applications. Samsung Gauss is expected to find applications across various domains. It can be utilized for tasks such as document summarization, email composition, and image editing, contributing to office automation. Furthermore, it can be harnessed in diverse fields, including content creation and the development of AI-based products. Samsung Electronics plans to commercially launch Sam

  POSCO Holdings signs MOU with Alberta Investment Council to secure lithium from oil-field brine POSCO Holdings announced on the 8th that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Alberta Investment Council (IAC) of Canada at the Canadian Embassy in Seoul to secure lithium from "oil-field brine."   Oil-field brine is emerging as a new lithium resource as it has a relatively low lithium content compared to conventional brine resources, but large deposits have been reported in the United States and Canada.   POSCO Holdings is looking for partners to cooperate in developing resources such as lithium in oil-field brine in Alberta, and plans to expand its supply chain of raw materials such as clay and oil fields, as well as brine and ore lithium.   POSCO Holdings expects to secure a pivotal role in the North American lithium market by strategically aligning with the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) through the agreement with the IAC. 👉 Contact GCA Te

  Medical Devices The MFDS has prepared a proposed amendment to regulations regarding medical device permits, notifications, and evaluations, and it was announced for administrative notice on November 1st. Public opinions will be accepted until November 22nd. The key aspects of this revision include allowing the manufacturing and import of the previous product for a period of 6 months after a change permit for certain modification items, providing criteria for technical documentation review when applying for medical device modification permits, and expanding the scope of accepted data concerning biological safety. ● Manufacturing and import of pre-existing products allowed for 6 months after the change permit. Previously, medical device manufacturers and importers were not allowed to manufacture or import medical devices from the 'pre-change permit' period once a change permit had been granted. However, going forward, in cases where the medical device itself remains unchanged,

 SK ON, Polestar SK On Partners with Polestar for Battery Cells in 2025 Polestar 5 SK On, a South Korean battery manufacturer, has announced that it has signed a battery cell supply agreement with the Swedish electric vehicle company, Polestar. Starting in 2025, SK On will supply battery cells for Polestar 5.   The Polestar 5 is a four-door Grand Tourer (GT) model scheduled for production in 2025. This model offers impressive performance with up to 650kW of power and 900Nm of torque. It will also be produced based on Polestar's custom aluminum platform developed at their UK research and development center. The cells used in the Polestar 5 are extra-long high-nickel batteries measuring 56cm in length. These batteries have been improved by increasing the silicon ratio in the anode, enhancing charging performance and energy density. They have also undergone rigorous heat dissipation tests to further strengthen safety. If you have any inquiries or need information regarding test

  South Korea's semiconductor assembly technology becomes an international standard NITS, under the Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy, is hosting a five-day meeting for the IEC/TC 91 on Electronic Assembly Technology Standardization with participation from over 50 experts from nine member countries, including the United States, Germany, Japan, and China. The meeting is being held at the Ocean Suites Hotel in Jeju from November 6 to 10.   The ongoing international conference is discussing South Korea's 'Cavity Substrate Design Technology,' a critical standard related to downsizing semiconductor packages, which is in its final approval stage for international standardization.   The proposed international standard addresses 'Laser Bonding Technology' for joining electronic components and printed circuit boards. Laser bonding technology, designed to reduce warpage and energy loss in substrates, is the focus of a proposed international standard. Its d

  Quantum Technology Standardization Forum Launches for Industry Advancements On November 2, the National Institute of Technology Standards (NITS) under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy launched the "Quantum Technology Standardization Forum" to discuss standardization strategies to be pursued both domestically and internationally. Quantum technology expects major advancements for AI, secure communication, material development, mineral exploration, and more. It enables high-speed computing and precise measurements, fostering innovation in various industries.   The Quantum Technology Standardization Forum includes four sectors: computing, communication, sensing, and materials. In the inaugural meeting, experts discussed international quantum technology standardization roadmaps and future activities, including leadership in a newly established International Standardization Committee. If you have any inquiries or need information regarding testing and certificati

  The KATS is driving the development of 19 national standards, including robots, electric vehicle chargers, and everyday services KATS has announced plans to promote standard development for the improvement of public convenience and the welfare of vulnerable populations. The plan is to enhance the quality and standardization of products and services such as everyday robots, electric vehicle chargers, and personal mobility platforms to improve convenience in daily life. 1. Through the standardization of performance criteria and evaluation methods for companion robots, we aim to enhance the convenience of living for single-person households and the elderly. 2. We plan to alleviate the inconvenience of difficulty in confirming the status of electric vehicles and chargers' malfunctions by standardizing the display content of errors that may occur during the electric vehicle charging process. 3. In order to improve the quality of personal mobility platform services, we are promoting st