NVIDIA to Host AI Event in Seoul

NVIDIA will hold NVIDIA AI Day Seoul 2026 at COEX in Seoul on November 9–10 with Korean companies including Samsung Electronics, SK hynix and LG Electronics. Twenty ecosystem partners, including Samsung Electronics, SK hynix, SK Telecom, LG Electronics and NAVER Cloud, will participate. About 2,000 developers, startup founders, business representatives and researchers are expected. Presentations will cover semiconductor design, robot training, AI infrastructure and industrial applications.

On the morning of November 9, NVIDIA executives will outline technology development and industry strategies for physical AI, agentic AI and AI factories. Vice President Deepu Talla will discuss development plans for Isaac, a robot development platform, and Cosmos, a world foundation model platform. Vice President Jonathan Cohen will explain the company’s strategy for enterprise agentic AI and open models. Team Manager Jung Gu-hyeong and Senior Product Marketing Manager Jesse Clayton will share strategies for building AI factories, large-scale AI computing facilities. In the afternoon, 15 sessions will run across three tracks: agentic AI and OpenClaw, physical AI and robotics, and AI infrastructure.

Samsung Electronics will present technologies that use physical AI to speed up semiconductor design and analysis, as well as AI agent-based design automation. SK hynix will discuss accelerating semiconductor device and process simulations with NVIDIA CUDA-X and PhysicsNeMo. LG Electronics will share factory applications of robot training, while Doosan Robotics and Superb AI will present robot simulation and synthetic data technologies. NAVER Cloud, LG AI Research, SK Telecom and Upstage will share their experience developing and operating AI models. AIM Intelligence will present ways to deploy AI agents securely.

In AI infrastructure sessions, SK Telecom will discuss strategies for building large-scale AI factories. NAVER Cloud and Coupang Intelligent Cloud will share examples of operating GPU clusters and building infrastructure for AI training and inference. Attendees can also try “Build a Claw,” a program for creating autonomous AI agents with OpenClaw and NVIDIA NemoClaw.

On November 10, the NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute will offer paid hands-on courses on AI inference optimization, robot simulation and training, and secure AI agent development. At the AI for Science Forum, Korean researchers will present scientific discoveries made with AI, the K-Moonshot project and research using the Han River supercomputer. The program is also scheduled to include technology presentations from 10 Korean physical AI startups, investor networking and a developer community session sharing experiences building AI agents.

NVIDIA will hold NVIDIA AI Day Seoul 2026 at COEX in Seoul on November 9–10 with Korean companies including Samsung Electronics, SK hynix and LG Electronics. Twenty ecosystem partners, including Samsung Electronics, SK hynix, SK Telecom, LG Electronics and NAVER Cloud, will participate. About 2,000 developers, startup founders, business representatives and researchers are expected. Presentations will cover semiconductor design, robot training, AI infrastructure and industrial applications.

On the morning of November 9, NVIDIA executives will outline technology development and industry strategies for physical AI, agentic AI and AI factories. Vice President Deepu Talla will discuss development plans for Isaac, a robot development platform, and Cosmos, a world foundation model platform. Vice President Jonathan Cohen will explain the company’s strategy for enterprise agentic AI and open models. Team Manager Jung Gu-hyeong and Senior Product Marketing Manager Jesse Clayton will share strategies for building AI factories, large-scale AI computing facilities. In the afternoon, 15 sessions will run across three tracks: agentic AI and OpenClaw, physical AI and robotics, and AI infrastructure.

Samsung Electronics will present technologies that use physical AI to speed up semiconductor design and analysis, as well as AI agent-based design automation. SK hynix will discuss accelerating semiconductor device and process simulations with NVIDIA CUDA-X and PhysicsNeMo. LG Electronics will share factory applications of robot training, while Doosan Robotics and Superb AI will present robot simulation and synthetic data technologies. NAVER Cloud, LG AI Research, SK Telecom and Upstage will share their experience developing and operating AI models. AIM Intelligence will present ways to deploy AI agents securely.

In AI infrastructure sessions, SK Telecom will discuss strategies for building large-scale AI factories. NAVER Cloud and Coupang Intelligent Cloud will share examples of operating GPU clusters and building infrastructure for AI training and inference. Attendees can also try “Build a Claw,” a program for creating autonomous AI agents with OpenClaw and NVIDIA NemoClaw.

On November 10, the NVIDIA Deep Learning Institute will offer paid hands-on courses on AI inference optimization, robot simulation and training, and secure AI agent development. At the AI for Science Forum, Korean researchers will present scientific discoveries made with AI, the K-Moonshot project and research using the Han River supercomputer. The program is also scheduled to include technology presentations from 10 Korean physical AI startups, investor networking and a developer community session sharing experiences building AI agents.