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KETI Marks 35th Anniversary with New Vision as 'Global Technology Hub'

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Director Rho Gun-ki Presents 'Design Tomorrow, Lead Technology'

 
The Korea Electronics Technology Institute (KETI) has officially announced a new vision to respond to intensifying competition in AI technology hegemony and rapid changes in the industrial ecosystem on the occasion of its 35th anniversary. The institute plans to reestablish its R&D strategy and external cooperation direction with the goal of making a leap forward as a global research institution.
 
KETI held a 35th anniversary commemorative event at the Convention Hall of Suwon Convention Center on the 21st and announced on the 24th that it has declared a new vision: "A global technology hub that designs tomorrow for humanity (Design Tomorrow, Lead Technology)."

The new vision was selected through a survey of all employees and reflects the intention to consolidate the institute's capabilities based on shared understanding among its members.
 
Vision Established Based on Full-Staff Survey
 
KETI explained that it revised its vision recognizing the need to reestablish the direction the institute should take in a situation where competition for AI leadership is accelerating and the industrial environment is changing rapidly.

Based on technology capabilities accumulated over 35 years in the electronics and IT fields, the institute announced plans to strengthen joint research and technology cooperation with leading domestic and international institutions.
 
At the event, Vice Minister Moon Shin-hak of the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy stated in his congratulatory remarks, "KETI's role is more important than ever in preparing for a new leap forward in the AI era and spreading the M.AX ecosystem centered on regions throughout all industries."
 
Future Plans for Expanded R&D and Cooperation
 
With the announcement of the new vision, KETI stated its policy to reflect future-oriented values in all R&D activities and expand cooperation with domestic and international industry, academia, and research institutions to strengthen global collaborative research.
 
KETI Director Rho Gun-ki said, "The new vision is a commitment by all members to design and realize a desirable future for humanity based on innovative technology," adding, "We will do our best to transform into a research institution that leads changes in industry, regions, and society."
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