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Hanwha Solutions

Hanwha Solutions Corporation engages in the manufacture and sale of synthetic resins in South Korea, China, Germany, the United States, and internationally. The company operates through Basic Materials, Renewable Energy, Processed Materials, and Other segments. It produces and sells PE, PVC, CA, TDI products, etc.; hydrogenated petroleum resin; specialized products, such as insulator XLPE, high-purity XDI for use in high-refractive lenses and plasticizers; and solar ingots and wafers, as well as cells and modules. The company also distributes solar energy; provides energy solutions and power management software; lightweight composite materials, such as automotive parts materials and industrial materials, and solar materials; and electronic materials. In addition, it engages in real estate development; and planning, developing, operating, maintaining, and financing primarily in renewables and premium development businesses. Further, the company is involved in gunpowder manufacturing, wholesale and retail, chemical manufacturing, shipbuilding, construction, leisure/service, and textiles businesses, as well as industrial explosives/construction/trade, etc. The company was formerly known as Hanwha Chemical Corporation and changed its name to Hanwha Solutions Corporation in January 2020. Hanwha Solutions Corporation was founded in 1965 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.

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Anthropic Opens Seoul Office and Forges South Korea Partnerships Ahead of IPO

Anthropic opened a Seoul office and announced a series of partnerships across South Korea's artificial intelligence ecosystem as the Claude developer expands in Asia ahead of a public listing. The company signed a memorandum of understanding with South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT to collaborate on public-sector AI adoption, model safety testing, and cybersecurity threats. Major business groups including LG CNS, Hanwha Solutions, and Samsung SDS are deploying Claude, while NAVER uses Claude Code for software development and Nexon has integrated Claude into game development workflows. Anthropic will also provide Claude access to about 60 researchers at South Korea's National AI Research Lab for work on AI safety and frontier research. The Seoul office is led by Kiyoung Choi, who joined in May as Representative Director of Korea from Snowflake.
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