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Nota Joins SKT Consortium's 'AI for All' Following 'Sovereign Korean AI Foundation Model' Project
Full-Cycle Optimization Support for National AI Model Development and Service Operations Based on Lightweight Platform 'Netspresso'
Nota, an AI model optimization company, is expanding its role across national AI projects by participating in the government's 'Sovereign Korean AI Foundation Model' project and the 'AI for All' service initiative targeting the entire nation. The structure supplies optimization technology throughout the entire AI lifecycle, from model optimization at the development stage to improving operational efficiency in live services.
Nota announced on the 1st that it has joined the 'AI for All' consortium led by SK Telecom.
'AI for All' is a project promoted by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA), aiming to build a service foundation that enables citizens to utilize AI in their daily lives.
Nota will be responsible for the AI model infrastructure sector within this consortium, taking on the task of reducing computational load and memory usage of AI models used in services and ensuring operational stability.
Nota stated that it will reduce computational and memory burdens while maintaining model performance by utilizing its own AI model optimization platform 'Netspresso'.
By analyzing both the target hardware environment and model characteristics, it will support efficient operation across diverse infrastructure including △data centers, △enterprise servers, and △edge devices.
Since services targeting the entire nation have diverse request types, ranging from simple information searches to complex tasks requiring multi-step decision-making and tool utilization, operating with only a single high-performance model could increase infrastructure burden.
Accordingly, Nota explained that the role of optimization technology that efficiently distributes limited computational resources in environments where multiple AI models and AI agents operate in parallel is crucial.
The scope of services to be implemented by the SKT consortium is also planned to expand in phases.
Starting with initial functions such as public service navigation and certificate issuance, the goal is to develop it into an executable AI that will support reservations and payments in healthcare, transportation, finance, and education sectors in the future.
Nota CEO Chae Myeong-su said, "National AI competitiveness is completed not only through superior model development but through the capability to operate it reliably and rapidly in large-scale environments. Through 'AI for All,' we will widely apply our optimization capabilities from model development to actual service operations, contributing to the realization of 'Sovereign K-AI.'"
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