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Samsung Chairman Lee Jae-yong to meet with Jensen Huang to discuss deepening cooperation in the field of artificial intelligence

Samsung Chairman Lee Jae-yong to meet with Jensen Huang to discuss deepening cooperation in the field of artificial intelligence

格隆汇格隆汇2026/07/09 23:56
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Glonghui, July 10|According to market sources, Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong is expected to visit the US in late July to meet with NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang. The two sides plan to further expand cooperation in the context of South Korea's ambitious semiconductor and artificial intelligence investment plan. Industry insiders revealed that Lee Jae-yong is finalizing arrangements for the meeting with Jensen Huang in Silicon Valley. If the meeting proceeds as scheduled, it will mark the first official meeting between the two in nine months. Their previous public meeting occurred during the APEC summit last October, when Lee Jae-yong, Jensen Huang, and Hyundai Motor Group Chairman Chung Eui-sun had a casual dinner of fried chicken and beer at a restaurant in Seoul, highlighting the increasingly close collaboration among the three industry giants.
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