SK Broadband opened a fixed-wireless access slice in Daegu’s west-side industrial belt, dedicating 5G capacity to factory roof cameras after wired fiber slips missed a robotics line go-live date.
LG Display began volume shipments of 27-inch WOLED gaming panels to domestic monitor assemblers ahead of fall retail resets, pairing 240Hz modes with factory-calibrated color sheets Korean brands use to dodge import duty on finished displays.
LG Uplus hung Open RAN small cells above Incheon Airport’s cargo aprons so forklift telemetry and customs scanners can stay on a segregated 5G slice while passenger terminals keep vendor-locked macro gear during a two-quarter pilot.
KT wired its 300-kbps quantum key distribution testbed into KISTI’s Daejeon research-campus fiber ring so QKD sessions can share dark fiber with KREONET science traffic without ripping out legacy multiplexers ahead of a defense-sector pilot.
Naver Cloud opened a sovereign AI zone inside its government-certified regions so ministries can run HyperCLOVA and partner models on dedicated GPU pools with CSAP controls, extending Clova Studio for Gov beyond the first forty agencies.
SK Telecom is testing 28GHz small cells on two Gangnam office towers so enterprise tenants can benchmark private backhaul before Chuseok lease renewals, using gear that stays inside building-owned spectrum allocations rather than the carrier’s cancelled national mmWave licence.