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Golden Ten Data reported on June 1 that South Korea's Kiwoom Securities stated LG's net asset value has reached a historic high, boosted by rising share prices of LG's subsidiaries. The institution has maintained its “buy” rating on LG and raised the target price to 200,000 KRW. LG’s previous closing price was 146,600 KRW. Kiwoom Securities analyst Ahn Young-jun said, “Recently, the growth potential of emerging businesses such as artificial intelligence and robotics has become increasingly prominent, resulting in rising share prices of companies under the LG Group.” “LG is expected to directly benefit from the Group's enhanced capabilities in new businesses, and, as subsidiary share prices increase, its net asset value will also grow.”

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He is expected to elaborate on the company’s latest product lineup in his speech. Jensen Huang is likely to discuss NVIDIA’s AI chips, software, and systems. The focus of external attention may be on its data center products, such as the brand new Vera Rubin AI computing platform and the Vera central processor, as well as the company’s deployments in markets like robotics and autonomous driving. One potential point of interest is the plan, reported by the media in 2023, for NVIDIA to develop PC chips based on Arm architecture, which would pose a challenge to Intel and AMD. Chip design typically takes about two years, and Jensen Huang has stated that these central processors are optimized for consumer-grade hardware equipped with AI.