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Concerns have emerged in recent weeks that the commercialization of co-packaged optics (CPO), a technology widely viewed as the future of AI networking, could face further delays as manufacturing yields remain inconsistent.

Nvidia and Hyundai Motor Group have agreed to deepen their collaboration in artificial intelligence, robotics, and future mobility technologies as the two companies seek to accelerate the commercialization of physical AI and expand South Korea's role in next-generation AI infrastructure.

Intellivix CEO Choi Eun-su (far right) introduces the consortium's "On-Device AI Demonstration Project for Early Wildfire Detection and Autonomous Safety Monitoring Using Domestic AI Semiconductors," developed with Mobilint, to Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Science and ICT Bae Kyung-hoon at the K-AI Semiconductor Growth Forum held at Lotte Hotel Seoul on June 4. (Photo: Intellivix) South

SmartSens and Unisoc have formed a strategic partnership to develop Micro LED high-speed optical interconnects, aiming to deliver domestic, low-power, high-bandwidth solutions for short-reach AI cluster links. The collaboration could accelerate the commercialization of Micro LED co-packaged optics (CPO) technology and strengthen China's role in global AI infrastructure supply chains, according to

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