韩国芯片，要成为世界第一

Group 1 - The core ambition of the new South Korean president is to establish the country as the world's leading semiconductor power through overwhelming technological superiority and support for the semiconductor industry [2] - The Semiconductor Special Act is expected to be passed by mid-October, which includes provisions for talent development, up to 10% production tax credits, and R&D support [2][3] - There is uncertainty regarding the inclusion of the "52-hour workweek exception" in the Semiconductor Special Act, which has raised concerns among industry insiders about the potential impact on the semiconductor sector [3] Group 2 - The government plans to create a "K-Fabless Valley" to foster the fabless semiconductor industry, aiming to replicate the success of companies like Nvidia [4] - The focus on renewable energy policies is seen as a critical task for nurturing the AI and semiconductor industries, although there are concerns about the reliability of renewable energy sources for continuous factory operations [5][6] - Speculation exists that the government will provide renewable energy for residential use while ensuring stable power supply for semiconductor manufacturing facilities [7]