SK Group Chairman Choi Tae-won visited NVIDIA's annual technology exhibition, GTC Taipei 2026, to strengthen global alliances in artificial intelligence (AI).
On June 1, local time, Choi attended the opening keynote by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang at the Taipei International Convention Center (TICC).
In addition to Choi, key executives from SK Group, including Kwak Noh-jung, president of SK hynix, were present, drawing attention at the event. After briefly greeting VIP attendees, Choi and other SK Group leaders took their seats in the front row.
During the keynote, Huang unveiled advancements in GPU-based accelerated computing and innovations in key AI technologies. He also shared the production roadmap for the AI accelerator 'Vera Rubin,' set for formal release in the second half of the year, along with updates on collaborations with partners in the Asia-Pacific region.
Choi focused intently on the presentation, observing SK hynix's future role amid the rapidly evolving AI ecosystem. SK hynix plans to showcase high-performance AI memory solutions, including the sixth-generation high-bandwidth memory (HBM4) and the low-power server DRAM module 'LPCAMM2,' which will be integrated into 'Vera Rubin.'
An SK hynix representative stated, "During his trip to Taiwan, Chairman Choi will introduce SK hynix's evolved vision to key partners, demonstrating our status as a 'full-stack AI memory creator' beyond merely supplying standard HBM."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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