Look, let's be honest: NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang has been busy in Korea, cementing the foundations for AI collaboration with the nation's key tech heavyweights. Fresh from his GTC Taipei schedule, Huang touched down in Seoul to fine-tune the AI supply chain for the second half of the year. He didn't just talk shop; he boasted about the performance of his Grace Blackwell systems and confirmed that the Vera Rubin chips are finally heading into mass production, while also dropping hints about potential investment opportunities in Korea’s robotics sector.

During his stay, Huang broke bread with the titans of Korean industry, including NAVER Chairman Lee Hae-jin, LG Chairman Koo Kwang-mo, and SK Chairman Chey Tae-won. In a rather cheeky display, he was spotted handing out snacks branded with SK Hynix’s high-bandwidth memory to the public. He later popped into a PC cafe run by the esports team T1 to rub shoulders with the League of Legends squad and tease the new RTX Spark graphics card. He also held meetings with executives from Krafton and NCsoft at various PC cafes to showcase PUBG: Battlegrounds, Subnautica 2, Cinder City, and Aion 2.