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South Korea’s Lee Jae Myung vows ~$16B for AI, chips, physical AI and data centres in the 2027 budget, nearly double 2026

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  • AI-related allocation: $15.97B, ~2x 2026 (Reuters via Techmeme); 2026 AI spending was 10.1 trillion won (~$6.9B)
  • Total 2027 proposal: ~820.9 trillion won, up >10%
  • Funding tied to chip-boom tax revenue

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Press

  1. Reuters (via Techmeme): Lee vows $15.97B for AI in 2027 budgetreuters.com, press
  2. Korea Times: Lee calls for bipartisan cooperation on 2027 budgetkoreatimes.co.kr, press

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