South Korean chipmakers are set to supply technology firms in the United States through large-scale agreements valued at about US$950 billion, according to reporting from multiple outlets. The deals are announced during President Lee Jae Myung’s visit to San Francisco, where he holds discussions with leading US technology executives. The agreements focus on supplying chips and related components to US companies, reflecting a broad push to expand long-term manufacturing and technology cooperation between the two countries. While the reports highlight the size of the commitments and the context of the presidential trip, they do not, in the provided excerpts, specify the individual South Korean companies involved, the exact product categories, or the timelines and contract structures. Coverage centers on the announcement and the diplomatic and business context in which it occurs. The reporting indicates the agreements represent a major commercial relationship between South Korean semiconductor suppliers and US technology firms, with the US market acting as a central destination for the supply arrangements.