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ChainCatcher Сообщает, что по данным Jin10, компания NVIDIA (NVDA.O) объявила о том, что инвестирует 1 миллиард долларов в южнокорейского интернет-провайдера и облачного сервиса Naver для его строящегося проекта AI-центра данных в Корее.NVIDIA заявила, что эти средства позволят увеличить масштаб дата-центра Naver более чем в два раза. Проект совместно разрабатывается Naver и американской частной инвестиционной компанией Brookfield Group, и полностью оснащен аппаратным обеспечением для AI от NVIDIA.Кроме того, NVIDIA и группа SK достигли соглашения о сотрудничестве, планируя построить в Корее кластер AI-центров данных с общей вычислительной мощностью более 2 гигаватт, что примерно соответствует потребностям в электроэнергии 1,5 миллиона домохозяйств.NVIDIA сообщила, что первый завод по производству AI-вычислений, построенный SK Telecom, будет введен в эксплуатацию в следующем году. Генеральный директор NVIDIA Дженсен Хуанг заявил: "Корея вступает в золотой период развития. Полупроводниковая промышленность и промышленный сектор страны процветают и обладают полной способностью создать глобальную инфраструктуру AI."

Сообщение ChainCatcher, согласно корейскому изданию Digital Asset, дата полного обмена акциями между Naver Financial и материнской компанией криптобиржи Upbit Dunamu была снова перенесена с 30 сентября на 31 декабря, что является вторым переносом в этом году, ранее она была отложена с 30 июня на 30 сентября в марте.Коэффициент обмена акций остается неизменным: 1 акция Dunamu обменивается на 2.5422618 акции Naver Financial. Dunamu заявила, что сделка все еще требует получения одобрения Комиссии по честной торговле на слияние компаний, одобрения изменения крупных акционеров в соответствии с законом о кредитной информации и подачи отчета о изменении крупных акционеров в соответствии с законом о специфической финансовой информации, что может привести к дальнейшим задержкам в графике или даже к срыву сделки.Dunamu также отметила, что обсуждение законодательства о базовом праве на цифровые активы продолжается, и содержание будущих норм может повлиять на процесс или результат обмена акциями.

ChainCatcher Новости, согласно сообщению Bloomberg, южнокорейский интернет- и облачный сервис-провайдер Naver решил построить центр обработки данных на основе моделей Nvidia, чтобы укрепить свои позиции в области искусственного интеллекта в Южной Корее.Радж Мирпури, глава глобального AI облака и инфраструктуры Nvidia, заявил, что Naver построит AI инфраструктуру на основе платформы DSX от Nvidia и будет поддерживать агентов и роботов на уровне гигаватт.

According to Tech in Asia, South Korean internet giant Naver plans to promote the IPO of its fintech subsidiary Naver Financial within five years after completing a share swap with Dunamu, the operator of the cryptocurrency exchange Upbit in which it holds shares. The transaction has been delayed due to an extended antitrust review period, and the specific timetable and structure will depend on market conditions and the regulatory environment. The proposed "Digital Asset Basic Law" in South Korea may change the transaction structure or timetable.On the same day the share swap contract was signed, both parties entered into a shareholder agreement, requiring the establishment of an IPO committee for Naver Financial within one year after the share swap is completed. If the IPO is not achieved within five years, the timeframe can be extended by another two years. Regulators are also discussing a proposal to limit the shareholding ratio of the major shareholders of the exchange to within 20%, which may lead to adjustments in the transaction terms.

According to Money Today, the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) of South Korea issued a corrective order to Dunamu, the operator of Upbit, on April 3 regarding the "comprehensive stock exchange and transfer decision" main matters report. The FSS pointed out that there were significant omissions or false records in the report submitted by Dunamu on March 30, concerning the "future company restructuring plan" and "other important matters related to investment judgment."Dunamu clearly stated in the report that due to the need to obtain approval from the Fair Trade Commission, as well as the need to complete the major shareholder change declaration in accordance with the Credit Information Act and the Specific Financial Information Act, this stock exchange may face risks of delay or cancellation. In addition, the legislative process of the "Basic Law on Digital Assets," which is currently under review in South Korea, may also have a significant impact on the transaction.

South Korean tech giant Naver and Dunamu, the parent company of South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange Upbit, plan to jointly invest 10 trillion won (approximately 6.8 billion USD) over the next five years to build a new generation of financial infrastructure based on AI and blockchain technology.Naver's fintech division, Naver Financial, confirmed on Wednesday that it will acquire Dunamu through a share swap. This is one of the largest collaborations in South Korea's fintech and cryptocurrency sectors, integrating Naver's AI and business capabilities, Naver Financial's payment and financial infrastructure, and Dunamu's digital asset trading and blockchain ecosystem.Dunamu President Oh Kyung-seok stated that the two companies will also work together to issue a won-pegged stablecoin. Previously, Naver Financial planned to launch a stablecoin wallet service in Busan next month. South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has chosen to promote the establishment of a local currency-pegged stablecoin market to protect monetary sovereignty.

According to a report by Bloomberg, South Korea's largest portal site Naver Corporation has agreed to acquire Dunamu Inc. — the operator of South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange Upbit — in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $10.3 billion.According to the transaction plan disclosed through regulatory filings on Wednesday, Naver's fintech subsidiary Naver Financial Corp. will complete the acquisition by issuing 2.54 new shares of Naver for each share of Dunamu held.

South Korean tech giant NAVER announced that NAVER Financial will acquire 100% of the shares of Dunamu, the operator of the cryptocurrency exchange Upbit, through a share swap, making it a wholly-owned subsidiary.According to the disclosed information, the share swap price for Dunamu is set at 439,252 KRW per share, while the share swap price for NAVER Financial is set at 172,780 KRW per share, with a swap ratio determined at 1:2.54. NAVER stated that by acquiring Dunamu, NAVER Financial aims to gain future growth momentum based on digital assets. The company noted that after the transaction is completed, both companies will continue their existing business operations while ensuring future growth momentum through functional organic cooperation and will review various structural reorganization plans to enhance operational efficiency and shareholder value.

The financial division of South Korean tech giant Naver, Naver Financial, has completed the development of a stablecoin wallet, which is currently in the final verification stage and is set to launch next month.The wallet project is being developed in collaboration with venture capital firm Hashed and the Busan Digital Asset Exchange (BDAN), and will support the local currency "Dongbaek-jeon" in Busan for stablecoin conversion, allowing residents and tourists to exchange various fiat currencies for stablecoin forms of the local currency. This service will be integrated with Naver Pay Wallet, but full functionality will await the establishment of a regulatory framework for local currency stablecoins in South Korea. Meanwhile, Naver is merging with Dunamu, the parent company of South Korea's largest crypto exchange Upbit, through a share swap, and after the merger, Dunamu plans to go public on Nasdaq as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Naver.

According to Beincrypto, South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange Upbit's parent company Dunamu and payment platform Naver Financial plan to announce a merger on November 27. The boards of both parties will approve this all-stock exchange transaction on the 26th, with an estimated exchange ratio of 1:3. After the transaction is completed, Dunamu will become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Naver Financial.After the merger, Dunamu's major shareholders will hold nearly 30% of the new company, while Naver's stake will decrease from 69% to 17%, but it will retain operational control. This transaction values Naver Financial at approximately 50 trillion won and Dunamu at about 150 trillion won.

According to a report by koreatimes, sources indicate that South Korea's largest portal site Naver is expected to confirm its acquisition plan for Dunamu at a board meeting scheduled for next week. Dunamu is the operator of Upbit, South Korea's largest cryptocurrency exchange.Insiders revealed that Dunamu plans to hold a board meeting on November 26 to confirm the specific details of the acquisition plan.It is said that Naver plans to promote a comprehensive stock swap through its fintech subsidiary Naver Financial, making Dunamu a wholly-owned subsidiary, aiming to expand its business layout in the digital finance sector.

According to ChainCatcher news, local media Chosun reported that Naver's financial subsidiary is advancing a comprehensive equity exchange with Dunamu, the operator of the virtual asset exchange Upbit.This collaboration will integrate Naver's payment business, which has an annual transaction volume of 80 trillion won, with the advantages of Upbit, the world's fourth-largest virtual asset exchange, to jointly develop the Korean won stablecoin business and plan to expand into overseas markets.

ChainCatcher news, Naver Financial is advancing a comprehensive share swap with Dunamu, the parent company of Upbit, planning to exchange newly issued shares for the shares held by Dunamu's shareholders, thereby making Dunamu a wholly-owned subsidiary.Upon completion, Naver will integrate Dunamu's business, covering areas such as shopping, finance, and cryptocurrency trading.

ChainCatcher news, South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit's parent company Dunamu has confirmed that it will collaborate with Naver Pay to promote the Korean won stablecoin payment business. The project is led by Naver Pay, with Dunamu assisting, and plans to further clarify cooperation details after relevant regulations are established. Recently, South Korean Democratic Party lawmaker Min Byeong-deok proposed the "Basic Law on Digital Assets," allowing the issuance of stablecoins denominated in Korean won. Financial technology companies and commercial banks are also preparing to issue stablecoins by applying for trademarks for their own brands.

ChainCatcher news, the sports blockchain platform Chiliz announced through X that it has established a partnership with South Korean internet giant Naver's mobile payment service Naver Pay. This collaboration includes the launch of a new non-custodial crypto wallet for Naver Pay, which uses Chiliz Chain as its first blockchain platform.

ChainCatcher news, Moonbirds' parent company PROOF has partnered with the Web3 metaverse platform Mona to launch "Moonbirds Monaverse." Mona stated that it will provide technical support to help PROOF expand its virtual world space. (Source link)

ChainCatcher news, according to NFT Gators, tactical competitive shooting sandbox game "PUBG" developer KRAFTON and South Korean internet giant Naver's metaverse division Naver Z will establish a new joint venture in North America. The two companies will invest 48 billion Korean won (approximately 36.4 million USD) into the new North American entity. KRAFTON will hold 85% of the joint venture, while NAVER Z will own the remaining 15%.It is reported that KRAFTON and Naver Z are jointly developing a new metaverse experience called "Migaloo," which has been in development since last year and is scheduled to launch by the end of 2023. Migaloo plans to adopt a create-to-earn (C2E) model, allowing creators to develop and sell content (as NFTs) on the platform. (source link)