SK Hercules: I am proud of the success of SK.

According to information from IT House on 2 June, according to the Korean media, The Electric tonight, Young Weida CEO Wong In-hoon greatly appreciates the growth of SK Hercules and reiterates the close cooperation between the two sides. Wong In-hoon also stated that Ying Weida wanted to work more widely with Korea AI and the robot industry.

Turning to the assessment of high-bandwidth memory (HBM) suppliers by In-hoon Wong said that performance, quality, reliability and supply capacity were key criteria. "HBM may seem simple, but in fact extremely complex. We worked very closely with the SK, we had a long-standing relationship, and I'm proud of the success of the SK. SK Hercules recently became a company with a market value of $1 trillion (IT House Note: The current exchange rate is about $6.78 trillion). I'm glad to see SK Hercules succeed."

Asked if Ying Wei Da could invest in Korea, Huang said that Ying Wei Da was always considering investing in Korea. “The Republic of Korea has an excellent ecosystem and there are many very smart and technically capable enterprises. The Korean economy is well developed, as is the research team and the scientific community.”

In the Korean market, robots are one of the most important directions for Huang In-hoon. Huang In-hoon said, “Bobs are very important to Korea. I hope Ying Wei Da will contribute to the advancement of the Korean robot industry. Korea is a manufacturing country. Korea's population may be limited, but its imagination, creativity and ambition are very strong.”

Hoang In-hoon also mentioned that the future of In Weida might bring GTC developers to Seoul. “The Republic of Korea is one of the sources of the culture of electric competition, games and PC houses (the corresponding ‘net cafe’ in the country). If Seoul wanted to, we'd be there. Why not? Korea has always been of special significance to Inverda since the early age of the GeForce graphic processor."

Huang In-hoon also confirmed plans to visit Korea. “I would like to thank all Korean partners who have supported us over the past year. I will go to Korea to prepare for a busy schedule for the second half of the year and next year.” When asked what was most expected during his visit to Korea, Huang In-hoon referred to fried chicken, chicken soup and roasted meat and planned a short vacation with his family in Korea.

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