Life in Korea, Made Easy

Keasy and Woosong University partnership signing

Backed by Korean universities.

Verified guidance, official campus partnerships, and a community that already speaks your language.

위즈모바일 우송대점

Join the community ABOUT KEASY

Korea Today

Tech & Policy News

Tech In AsiaJun 12

Adobe to launch Acrobat Studio in South Korea

The platform was available globally in English at launch.

서울경제Jun 12

Korea Targets Power Semiconductors as 'Second Memory,' Plans Over 500 Billion Won in R&D

Korea plans to invest over 500 billion won in R&D for next-generation power semiconductors, aiming to make them a "second memory" amid rising demand from AI, EVs, and defense.

The Korea TimesJun 12

OpenAI's Sam Altman postpones visit to Korea

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's visit to Korea scheduled for next week has been postponed due to personal reasons, the artificial intelligence (AI) research organization and industry sources said Friday. Altman was originally scheduled to arrive in Korea on Sunday for a two-day trip that included meetings with major technology companies, including Samsung Electronics, to discuss cooperation in AI. During the visit, Altman was also expected to meet executives from portal operator Naver and mobile platform operator Kakao. "Korea is a very important country and a strategic partner for OpenAI," the company said in a statement. "Our ongoing collaborations with domestic partners will continue as planned." OpenAI added that it hopes Altman will be able to visit Korea again in the near future and meet local partners in person. The company did not disclose further details regarding the reason for the postponement or a revised schedule for Altman's visit.

The Korea TimesJun 12

Oriental Brewery taps into enthusiasm for Team Korea, World Cup

Liquor giant Oriental Brewery (OB) hosted watch parties at restaurants in Seoul Friday for Korea's 2026 FIFA World Cup Group A match against the Czech Republic, using the events to promote its flagship beer brand, Cass. Called Cass Viewing Pubs, the events are held at restaurants that sell Cass, allowing fans to gather and cheer for the national team together. For Korea's three group stage matches this month, OB partnered with four restaurants in Seoul's trendy districts of Euljiro, Itaewon and Seongsu, as well as one venue in Suwon, Gyeonggi Province. On Friday, two barbecue restaurants in Seoul's Euljiro and Itaewon areas were transformed into temporary fan zones. At the Euljiro venue, around 300 visitors filled the outdoor seating area in front of a giant screen, wearing matching jerseys bearing the logos of the FIFA World Cup, the Korea Football Association and Cass. Cass is the only domestic liquor brand serving as an official sponsor of this year's World Cup. The attendees were selected through an application process organized by OB. As expected by the company, the combination of