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By Kyu-seok Shim SEOUL, Aug 12 (Reuters) - South Korea unveiled on Wednesday an ambitious technology strategy centred on seven projects ranging from nuclear energy and quantum computing to space and ...

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South Korea’s seven-part technology strategy sets targets for a 2030 robotic Moon landing, quantum computing, energy, biotech, and critical materials.

SEOUL, Aug 12 (Reuters) - South Korea unveiled on Wednesday an ambitious technology strategy centred on seven projects ranging from nuclear energy and quantum computing to space and biotechnology, as ...

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South Korea wants to reach the moon before it turns 90 as an independent state and build a domestic quantum computer, next-generation nuclear reactors and commercial brain implants along the ...

Seoul unveiled its "Seven Major SEED" initiative on Aug. 12, targeting breakthroughs in nuclear energy, quantum computing, space, and biotechnology as the country works to build growth drivers beyond ...

South Korea announced a strategic tech initiative focused on seven key projects aimed at advancing nuclear energy, quantum ...

South Korea has unveiled an ambitious strategy to develop seven key technological areas, including small modular reactors, quantum computing, space technology, and biotechnology, AzerNEWS reports.

President Lee Jae-myung unveiled seven strategic technology programmes, from small modular reactors to a robotic lunar lander.

South Korea revealed plans for seven cutting-edge projects, including space exploration and quantum computing, aiming to drive innovation and achieve a moon landing by 2030.