Svmuu News: The South Korean government has released its “Economic Growth Strategy for the Second Half of 2026,” announcing that it will accelerate progress on three major “super projects”—semiconductors, AI data centers, and physical AI—and plans to enhance industrial competitiveness by developing blockchain and digital asset ecosystems. According to the plan, South Korea aims to double its memory chip production capacity within the next five years and launch an AI chatbot for the general public and a unified AI education platform in the second half of this year.
Notably, the South Korean government proposed advancing large-scale demonstration projects for blockchain and digital asset ecosystems in the second half of this year, launching a pilot program for the tokenization of government bonds based on blockchain, exploring integration with the Bank of Korea’s institutional CBDC, and promoting the upgrading of financial infrastructure. In addition, South Korea plans to establish a strategic investment account and a National Growth Fund to expand long-term capital support for strategic industries such as artificial intelligence, quantum technology, cybersecurity, and blockchain. (Etoday)
South Korea Will Push Forward with a Pilot Program for the Tokenization of Government Bonds on the Blockchain and Launch Three Major National Projects in Semiconductors, AI, and Other Fields
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