Nvidia announces deals for AI data centres with South Korean firms SK Hynix, Naver and Doosan, according to separate reports. The announcements come as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang begins a high-profile trip to South Korea. The deals are aimed at expanding capacity for AI infrastructure, including data-centre-related activity involving the companies named by Nvidia. SK Hynix is associated with memory and semiconductor components used in AI systems, while Naver is a major South Korean technology and internet company, and Doosan is involved in industrial and engineering businesses. The outlets report that Nvidia’s announced partnerships form part of Nvidia’s broader push to build and supply AI computing infrastructure in Asia, particularly through collaborations with established local firms that can support deployment and operations. While the reporting highlights the counterparties and the fact that the agreements are for AI data centres, details such as total investment amounts, timelines and specific technical scopes are not provided in the supplied excerpts.