Nvidia and SK Group announced a $500bn AI partnership covering memory, systems and a Korean AI campus. The disclosed plan includes long-term HBM4 supply and a 2GW South Korean datacentre built around Vera Rubin, with initial service targeted for 2027, but no binding first-phase order, named site or power schedule. The edition separates aggregate ambition from contracted capacity, then follows the constraint through a 3.1GW synchronized datacentre disconnection, Google's Pixel 11 price increase during the memory shortage, Shopify's 93% reduction in theme code, and the argument that open-weight AI is approaching its Kubernetes layer.
The Call: By October 31, 2026, Nvidia or SK Group will disclose a binding first-phase milestone for the planned 2GW Korean AI campus: a named site with contracted power, a quantified systems order, a construction award or a customer capacity commitment. Settles by October 31, 2026.
00:00:00 · The Brief
00:00:11 · The Big Story
00:00:49 · Compute
00:01:04 · Developer Tools
00:01:21 · The Tape
00:01:35 · The Call
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