We all know what's coming from the latest secretive Samsung and Google meetings
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis held secretive meetings with major South Korean companies, including Samsung, following a partnership agreement with the South Korean government to advance AI initiatives. The discussions likely focused on AI collaboration, hardware supply for Google's Tensor processors, and the development of Android XR for Samsung's upcoming smartglasses. A new Google AI campus near Seoul will serve as a hub for these joint efforts.
- ▪Demis Hassabis signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the South Korean Ministry of Science to advance AI initiatives.
- ▪Hassabis met with Samsung’s chairman and executives to discuss potential collaborations, including high-bandwidth memory supply for Google’s Tensor processors.
- ▪One likely topic of discussion was a broader partnership on Android XR, tied to Samsung’s expected launch of its first smartglasses.
- ▪A new Google AI campus near Seoul will support the joint AI projects between Google and South Korean partners.
- ▪Hassabis also met with LG, Hyundai, and SK Hynix to discuss AI models, electric vehicle supply for Waymo, and semiconductor collaboration.
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