Saved by Coronavirus? Production of LCD displays in South Korea now extended, thanks to lockdown demand for home entertainment
Speed for need. Asian nation launches commercial 5G network, with monthly costs of £37 (and upwards) per month
The deal gives start-up Magic Leap access to the South Korean market, which is expected to play a pioneering role…
Kwon Oh-hyun, considered Samsung's No. 2, has resigned even as the company forecasts record growth for its chip unit and…
Aerospace, defence, and manufacturing sectors in US and South Korea currently targeted by malware campaign
Smartphone giant hopes cheaper precision robots will reduce its reliance on increasingly expensive Chinese labour
SK Telecom will trial LTE-Maritime next year, offering ships within a 100km radius of the coast better navigation and safety
100 billion won scheme will help recompense those affected by working in Samsung factories
Nuclear operator insists leaked secrets, including blueprints of reactor, are not 'classified material'
SK Telecom combines 800MHz, 1.8GHz and 2.1GHz spectrum in 'world first' commercial Tri-Band LTE-A network
Malware has been discovered in a device connected to the control systems of a nuclear power plant in South Korea
KHNP has said the hack, which led to the release of internal data, has not affected nuclear plant safety
The European Commission has announced a pact with South Korea to coordinate development on next-generation wireless networks
Internet portal Daum and Kakao, South Korea's top mobile messaging service provider, are to join forces to promote expansion at…
SK Telecom, KT Corp and LG Uplus all ignore Samsung Galaxy S5 global launch date in order to maximise sales…
KB Kookmin Bank, Lotte Card and NongHyup Card will not be able to issue credit cards for the next three…
South Korea wants to be a world leader in 5G development
Epic data breach affecting a third of all South Koreans - believed to have been an inside job
The judge rules that two of the patents asserted by Samsung are invalid, and the third was never infringed
North's 200 trolls using stolen credentials to post propaganda on South Korean websites, think tank claims
Denial of service hits that coincided with the anniversary of the Korean War blamed on the North
Same crew that hit TV stations and banks managed to get malware onto military networks, says McAfee
Group that hit banks and government bodies could be linked to North Korea
As South Korea reportedly takes its nuclear plants offline, Anonymous launches fresh attacks on North Korean websites
Samsung offices have been raided by police investigating the alleged theft of OLED screen technology
South Korea officially blames its neighbour for outages at TV stations and banks
Symantec has found technical similarities between the recent cyber-disruption in South Korea and 2011 distributed denial-of-service attacks
Communications regulator made a mistake in linking to China
Evidence points to an unsophisticated, uncoordinated campaign
Was this a cyber-attack from North Korea?