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In less than a decade, South Korea has proven itself to be not only a “land of K-pop and movies,” but also a world-leading technology powerhouse. The year 2025 marks a significant turning point when South Korea officially rises to the position of a tech superpower, based on many key factors.
First of all, the South Korean government has invested heavily in research and development (R&D), with the technology budget doubling compared to 2020, while implementing programs to support startups and attract international talent. Major technology corporations such as Samsung, LG, and SK Hynix have continuously launched breakthrough products, from next-generation semiconductor chips, OLED displays, to AI technology and automated robots.
Not only that, Korea has taken the lead in developing the world's first commercial 6G network, creating the foundation for a fully connected and super-fast smart society. Smart cities with IoT infrastructure are being built widely, improving the quality of life and boosting economic productivity.
Along with that, the Korean semiconductor industry has maintained its global No. 1 position in terms of output and quality, while expanding investment into the field of next-generation semiconductor materials and AI chip design.
Experts say that the combination of the right policies, business capacity and innovation spirit has created a spectacular transformation, bringing Korea to the top of the global technology superpower by 2025. This is not only Korea's own success, but also a reference model for developing countries around the world.
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