刚刚！2万亿，人工智能利好来了！

Core Points - Samsung plans to invest a total of 450 trillion KRW (approximately 309.5 billion USD) in South Korea over the next five years, focusing on AI infrastructure and R&D [1][4] - The investment commitment comes after a meeting with South Korean President Lee Jae-myung, where major companies including Hyundai and LG also pledged significant investments [1][4] - Concerns about domestic investment reduction due to increased investments in the U.S. were addressed, with Samsung's leadership assuring that they would not let this happen and would focus on creating quality jobs in South Korea [4][5] Investment Plans - Samsung's investment will include the construction of a new production line at the Pyeongtaek plant, expected to start mass production in 2028, to enhance competitiveness in the semiconductor industry [4] - The company is also advancing plans for a large-scale AI data center, which will be equipped with approximately 15,000 GPUs by 2028, aimed at providing computational resources to academia, startups, and SMEs [4][5] Government Support - The South Korean government is prepared to support domestic investments through various means, including potential subscription to corporate bonds and covering part of losses [4] - President Lee emphasized the importance of maintaining domestic investment levels despite increased foreign investments [4]