Netflix to spend $500 million on South Korean content in 2021
By comparison, the company had invested $700 million across five years to produce this type of content.
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South Korean distributors saw their online revenue rise over 34% in February from a year prior due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
India's Tata Group to set up datacentre in Korea for connected cars: Report
Tata Group plans to build a datacentre in South Korea to prepare for the rise of connected cars, according to a report.
IBM, SK to provide cloud security in Korea
Big Blue will provide its QRadar-based cloud security solutions to Korean clients via local vendor SK Infosec.
Samsung ramps up Korean MDM solution partners for Knox
Samsung continues to add mobile device management (MDM) partners for its Samsung Knox enterprise security solution, reports ZDNet Korea's Cho Mu-hyun.
Translation solution provider CSLi acquires French counterpart Systran
Korea's CSLi acquires its French counterpart Systran for 55 billion won (US$53 million), changes its name to Systran International, and targets the number one position in the sector globally, reports ZDNet Korea’s Cho Mu-hyun.
Korea’s Rsupport, a remote control solution provider, has global ambitions
Korea is way behind in software compared to other advanced economies, but local business Rsupport plans to buck this trend, reports ZDNet Korea's Cho Mu-hyun.
Samsung considers legal action over false reports about chairman's health
Samsung Group may file lawsuits against media outlets that report incorrectly on its chairman Lee Kun-hee’s current health status, reports ZDNet Korea's Cho Mu-hyun.
Samsung joins with STMicro for 28-nanometer chip foundry
Samsung Electronics signed an agreement with Swiss chip producer STMicroelectronics to apply the latter’s FD-SOI (fully depleted silicon on insulator) technology for 28-nanometer processes in its foundry business reports ZDNet Korea's Cho Mu-hyun.
Samsung to launch AMOLED tablets at New York event in June
Samsung Electronics will launch new tablets with active matrix organic light emitting (AMOLED) displays at a New York event in June reports ZDNet Korea's Cho Mu-hyun.