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Seoul - A looming energy crisis has shaken Korea's scientific and technological community. Despite celebrating the 35th anniversary of supercomputing's introduction in Korea, recent budget cuts threaten to jeopardize its future. The Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information (KISTI) revealed that due to increased electricity costs and a reduced R&D budget, it would be operating the Large Data Hub Center (GSDC) at half capacity by the end of August. Supercomputing: A Glimpse into Kor

In the dynamic landscape of the Korean Basketball League (KBL), cities are continually being reshaped by the movement of major teams. A wave of relocations has transformed the KBL over recent years, and Busan is the latest city to be impacted. Only two years after the KT Sonicboom left Busan for Suwon in Gyeonggi Province, Busan is set to welcome another top-tier basketball team. The decision comes after the KBL witnessed other significant relocations in 2021: the KT Sonicboom's move and the ac

Busan, South Korea – Busan, South Korea's second-largest city, is poised to be the focal point for major domestic and international corporations and investors on the hunt for promising startups this September. The Busan Metropolitan City announced the two-day event 'BOUNCE 2023', scheduled for September 7-8 at the Busan Eurasia Platform and Busan Workation Hub Center. Online pre-registration for this event is open until September 1. Event Highlights: BOUNCE 2023 * Dates: September 7-8, 2023

SEOUL - The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport (MLIT) of South Korea, under the leadership of the Yoon Suk Yeol government, announced its accelerated progress on the ambitious project for the construction of Gadeok Island's new international airport. The foundational plan for the project, already under consultation with related agencies, is set to be finalized and officially announced by the end of this year. Following the airport's developmental roadmap revealed by the MLIT in Mar

The city of Busan convened the "Busan Metropolitan City Children’s Complex Cultural Space Creation Committee" yesterday (August 23rd) and announced the selection of 12 additional sites for the 2023 Deullaknallak initiative. * What is Deullaknallak? Deullaknallak is a family-friendly space designed within a 15-minute living radius where children can enjoy book services, immersive digital content, media art, and more alongside their parents. It aims to boost children’s creativity and imagination

Today, August 23rd, South Korea carried out a crucial nationwide civil defense drill as a direct response to the mounting threats emanating from North Korea. The 20-minute exercise, which commenced at 2 p.m., is a significant event, being the first drill of this magnitude involving the general public in over six years. Upon initiation, minute-long air-raid sirens echoed across the nation, coupled with the dispatch of public safety alert messages to citizens' mobile phones, highlighting the urge

BUSAN - Busan City announced that they will be offering the "2023 Second Half Ocean Healing Program" every weekend from September 2nd to October 29th. This unique marine tourism initiative will take place in seven of the city's beaches, as well as in the Suyeonggang River's Naru Park and the Yeongdo Amir Park. The Ocean Healing Program, set against the picturesque backdrop of Busan's seas and rivers, aims to promote mental relaxation and physical health. It has rapidly gained popularity, with a

BUSAN – The largest international advertising festival in Asia, the Busan International Marketing Advertising Festival, will open its doors on August 23. Busan City announced that "MAD STARS 2023" will be held from August 23 to 25 at the BEXCO Convention Hall. Celebrating its 16th year, the festival is organized by the Busan International Marketing Advertising Festival Organizing Committee, with support from the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism and Busan City. The event is themed 'REBOO