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Hyundai spin-off Dtonic runs data hubs for most of Korea's smart cities. Its next test is Palantir's home turf
Dtonic, a 96-person company from Seongnam, cut a pandemic contact-tracing job from 48 hours to five minutes and now says its ontology-based AI OS can pull enterprise AI out of the pilot trap. Whether an execution layer built for Korean cities can compete globally is the question that will define its listing ambitions.
How AIM Intelligence Turned a Government Hacking Contest Into an AI Security Business
Sangyoon Yu won Korea's Generative AI Red Team Challenge, hired the runner-up, and built AIM Intelligence into a company backed by Samsung Ventures, LG Electronics and Hyundai.