Intralink Korea GM sees new era of UK-Korea tech collaboration
U.K.-Korea business ties are moving beyond traditional trade and investment toward deeper cooperation in advanced technologies, from artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing to semiconductors, batteries and biotechnology, according to the Korea head of business consultancy Intralink. Kim Na-rai, managing director of Intralink Korea, said the complementary strengths of the two countries…
U.K.-Korea business ties are evolving beyond conventional trade and investment to include a more profound collaboration in advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, semiconductors, batteries, and biotechnology, according to Kim Na-rai, managing director of Intralink Korea. Kim, speaking in a recent interview with The Korea Times, highlighted that the unique strengths of both nations could open up new opportunities as Korean firms increasingly pursue state-of-the-art technologies and partnerships abroad.
Intralink, a U.K.-based consultancy firm established in Korea in 2009, facilitates overseas technology companies in entering the Korean market through local business development and strategic partnerships. The company was awarded the U.K.-Korea Trade Award at the British Chamber of Commerce in Korea's (BCCK) 2026 Business Awards in June for assisting British tech firms in navigating the Korean market and securing lucrative deals.
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