As of March 12, 2026, major domestic industries are taking strategic steps toward digital transformation and securing next-generation technologies. Hyundai Motor Company is shifting its core database (DB)—which manages corporate sales and production data—to an open-source system, improving system efficiency. Samsung Display is resuming development of its suspended Quantum Dot Nanorod Light-Emitting Diode (QNED) technology, accelerating its drive to secure leadership in the next-generation display market.
In the semiconductor sector, Tesla Korea has entered the mass production phase, strengthening its semiconductor verification system in cooperation with Samsung Electronics. The battery industry is responding to changes in the electric vehicle market by diversifying its business areas to include ESS and robotics, and is focusing on ensuring safety by incorporating AI technology.
Government-level policy changes are also evident. Regular policies aimed at enhancing the public's ability to utilize AI are in full swing, and institutional responses to the changing global investment environment are underway, such as the passage of the Special Act on Investment in the United States through the National Assembly's Legislation and Judiciary Committee. Furthermore, in the home appliance market, subscription-based revenue models are gaining ground, expanding into areas like massage chairs and ventilation appliances.
Meanwhile, Encurity emphasizes the importance of strengthening corporate security by proposing its "Guardicore Microsegmentation" strategy to prevent internal breaches in AI and multi-cloud environments. Encurity is solidifying its position as a security specialist, providing next-generation security solutions to protect corporate IT infrastructure and support stable business operations in a rapidly changing cyber threat landscape.
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