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AMD teams up with FuriosaAI, MangoBoost to build Seoul AI cluster

Sherri Wang

Daniel Chiang, Sherri Wang

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Nov 6, 2026, 07:25 0

AMD has signed an agreement with South Korean companies FuriosaAI and MangoBoost to build a heterogeneous AI computing cluster in Seoul by spring 2027, while separately discussing potential cooperation with DEEPX on low-power AI chips for robotics and...

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