South Korea Declares Quantum RNG and AI Chips for AVs as National Strategic Technologies
In a bold step toward technological leadership, South Korea has officially designated quantum random number generation (QRNG) and low-power AI chip design for autonomous vehicles (AVs) as “national strategic technologies.” This move signals strong state backing for deep-tech innovation in AI, quantum, and mobility—core sectors shaping the global digital future.

What Are These Technologies?
🔹 Quantum Random Number Generation (QRNG)
- Generates ultra-secure, truly random numbers using quantum mechanics
- Vital for next-gen cryptography, cybersecurity, and quantum computing systems
🔹 Low-Power AI Chips for AVs
- Custom-designed semiconductors that power real-time decision-making in autonomous vehicles
- Consume less energy, enable faster response times, and ensure vehicle safety under edge conditions
Also Read: Samsung Galaxy M36 5G Launching June 27 in India — AI-Powered Features Under ₹20K
Why Strategic Designation Matters
Under South Korean law:
- Strategic technologies receive special tax incentives, state R&D funding, and fast-tracked regulatory support
- Government collaborates directly with startups, academic labs, and private companies
- Designation improves tech export security clearance and global IP competitiveness
This mirrors similar moves in the U.S., Japan, and EU, where national security and economic sovereignty are increasingly tied to AI and quantum infrastructure.
What’s the Goal?
South Korea aims to:
- Become a global leader in secure digital infrastructure
- Build a homegrown ecosystem of quantum and AV suppliers
- Reduce reliance on foreign chipmakers and tech providers
Industry analysts expect increased collaboration between Samsung, SK hynix, and state research agencies over the next 12–24 months.
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