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Samsung, Hyundai Motor Group join forces to lead future industries

Top executives from Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Motor Group (HMG) held a rare joint gathering, Monday, to strengthen cooperation in physical artificial intelligence (AI) and next-generation mobility technologies, signaling closer ties between two of Korea’s largest industrial groups. The meeting comes as the two conglomerates are seeking to expand cooperation beyond existing business ties in…

Samsung, Hyundai Motor Group join forces to lead future industries

On Monday, top executives from Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Motor Group convened a rare joint meeting to bolster their collaboration in the realms of physical artificial intelligence and next-generation mobility technologies. This meeting signifies a deepening of ties between two of South Korea's largest industrial conglomerates as they seek to expand their cooperative efforts beyond their existing business relationships in sectors like automotive electronics, batteries, components, electric vehicles (EVs), autonomous driving, software-defined vehicles (SDVs), and robotics.

To mark this strategic partnership, Samsung Electronics hosted a large-scale event called HMG Appreciation Day at its training center in Seocheon, South Chungcheong Province. This inaugural gathering brought together 177 executives and their spouses from both groups under the theme "One Harmony," underscoring the growing synergy between the two entities.

During the event, Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Jun Young-hyun stated that the two organizations have long been "reliable partners" in various industries. The meeting between Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Motor Group is a clear indication of their commitment to fostering innovation and driving progress in the future of industries.

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