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South Korea allocates $185.6 million for AI manufacturing infrastructure in 2026
The trade, industry, and energy ministry said this is the programme’s largest budget, up 11.5% from 2025, as Seoul seeks greater tech self-reliance amid intensifying competition.
By Khamila Mulia
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South Korea’s ministry of trade, industry and energy (MOTIR) said it will allocate KRW 268.5 billion (US$185.6 million) this year to its industrial innovation infrastructure programme.
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