해남 국가AI컴퓨팅센터 ‘국민성장펀드 1호 투자’ 확정

title: "Haenam County Secures National AI Computing Center as Flagship Project for AI Development" The Haenam County government welcomed the news that its Haenam Solar City project, the National AI Computing Center, has been selected as the first investment project for the K-Fund, a total of 150 trillion won in size. The National AI Computing Center is a flagship national infrastructure project aimed at becoming the core hub of South Korea's artificial intelligence (AI) future industry. With an estimated total cost of 2.5 trillion won, it is planned to be completed by 2028. As the largest public AI infrastructure project in South Korea, the National AI Computing Center will provide more than 15,000 GPU units for companies, researchers, and research facilities. With the K-Fund's maximum investment of 2 trillion won, a solid foundation for the center's construction has been established. The first investment by the K-Fund signifies the significant role Haenam County will play as a center of AI and digital transformation. Haenam County views this as a major turning point for its regional future industry development and plans to analyze the significant economic impact it will have on the region. With the National AI Computing Center in place, Haenam County is expected to become a command post for the AI data industry, attracting domestic and international companies and research institutions. The county also envisions a Haenam-style future industry ecosystem by expanding solar city infrastructure, strengthening enterprise attraction strategies, and increasing medical, educational, and residential areas. This will be achieved through the integration of the National AI Computing Center, RE100 national industrial complex, and global enterprise investments, leading to the realization of the vision for "AI-Energy Convergence City Haenam." Haenam County Governor Myeong Hyun-gwan stated, "The confirmation of the National AI Computing Center's location in Haenam County is a significant turning point for our county's future over the next 100 years. We will collaborate closely with the central government and Jeollanam-do province to ensure the project progresses without any obstacles, leading to a significant transformation in the lives of our residents."