Nvidia just raised AI server prices 17% — and two Korean companies are moving fast to capture the fallout.
This episode covers LS Cable's expanding European and North American supply chain footprint, Nvidia's server price hikes and their data-center cost implications, Samsung's Exynos 2700 outperforming Qualcomm's next chip, and a CSIS think tank warning that Korea's export-led growth model faces structural pressure in the AI era.
Sources:
- LS Cable Builds Out European and North American Supply Chains for the AI Data Center Boom — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-08-23
- Nvidia Raises AI Server Prices as Much as 17% on Memory Chip Shortage — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-08-23
- Samsung's Exynos 2700 Beats Qualcomm's Next Chip in Internal Tests — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-08-23
- CSIS: Korea Must Shift From Export Powerhouse to Ecosystem Powerhouse — Seoul Economic Daily, 2026-08-23
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