Korea expects its contracted Nvidia (NVDA) GPUs to arrive on schedule despite the Jensen Huang probe. The plan calls for 260,000.

Key points Korea expects contracted Nvidia GPUs to arrive on schedule A vice minister says 10,000 GPUs bought last year have arrived Nvidia's Korean partners announced new deals after the probe began South Korea expects its contracted Nvidia (NVDA) GPUs to arrive on schedule despite an investigation involving chief executive Jensen Huang, a senior government official said on November 9. "We expect production and delivery for the volumes already under contract to go ahead without disruption," Ryu Je-myung, the second vice minister of science and ICT, told a National Assembly budget committee meeting, Seoul Finance (서울파이낸스) reported. Ryu said the 10,000 GPUs Korea bought with last year's supplementary budget are already in the country, and chips contracted for this year are arriving in stages, JoongAng Economy News (중앙이코노미뉴스) reported. The ministry is also discussing equipment prices and delivery schedules with Nvidia's Korea office.

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