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Thinking of moving out of the U.S? Here are 10 hotspots for remote workers

Fast Company Tech

In particular we are seeing a lot of tech industry workers coming over from northern California to work remotely and experience a different lifestyle and culture in Europe.” cities, South Korea provides a dynamic, well-connected, and culturally rich environment for remote professionals ready to plug in and thrive.

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SoftBank-backed Korean edtech startup Riiid acquires Langoo, expands in Japan  

TechCrunch

Riiid , a South Korea-headquartered AI-powered edtech company, acquired its Japanese distribution partner Langoo to expand its Japan footprint. . million users downloaded the Riiid Tutor app in South Korea and Japan. The Japanese remote learning industry was estimated at $2.6 Riiid claims that more than 2.5

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South Korean e-scooter company Gbike acquires Hyundai Motor’s micromobility platform ZET 

TechCrunch

Gbike , a South Korea-based micromobility Gcooter operator, is acquiring Hyundai Motor’s shared micromobility sharing platform ZET as it wants to increase its market share and create technological synergies via ZET’s fleet management system. . The financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. .

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Korean VC Sopoong closes $8M fund for startups focused on environmental impact

TechCrunch

Two years ago, South Korea unveiled a plan to reach carbon neutrality by 2050. A lthough Korean manufacturers say they are trying to change their ways, the country’s GDP is linked to some uniquely pollutive industries, including petrochemical producers, automakers and shipbuilders. Getting there will be another story.

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AI chipmaker Rebellions gets $22.8M Series A extension from Korean telco company KT 

TechCrunch

South Korean AI chip developer Rebellions has raised a $22.8 million (30 billion KRW) extension to its Series A financing from a strategic investor KT , one of the largest telecom companies in South Korea. . Ku also said in a prepared statement that KT would continue to invest in startups amid a tough investment environment. .

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Korean micromobility startup Swing grabs $24M for growth, expands to Japan 

TechCrunch

According to the company, there is no suitable e-moped model that can meet the required demand in South Korea, no supply chain that can sell, repair or resell and no charging stations that offer services to potential e-mopeds users. . Industry sources told TechCrunch that consolidation started in the e-scooter industry last year.

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Microsoft, Google, and Qualcomm are reportedly nervous about Nvidia acquiring Arm

The Verge

Nvidia has pledged that it won’t use its control over the company to change how it interacts with other businesses. Qualcomm has had to pay several fines in the hundreds of millions and sometimes billions of dollars to authorities in China , South Korea , and the EU for anti-competitive licensing policies.

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