South Korea plans to provide every citizen with free access to artificial intelligence services, according to Decrypt. The program will be operated by three consortia, which will share up to 512 Nvidia B200 chips supplied by the state. The service is expected to begin beta testing in September. The planned access includes unlimited tokens, allowing users to interact with the participating AI systems without a stated usage cap. The initiative places Nvidia hardware at the center of South Korea’s nationwide AI access effort, while the three consortium structure will determine how the service is delivered. Nvidia shares (NVDA) are therefore among the market assets connected to the announcement, although the supplied information does not indicate any immediate market reaction or commercial terms for the participating groups. Further details on the service, including its final launch arrangements, were not provided in the source material.
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