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KT SAT completed the design of its LEO constellation and submitted ITU filings, aiming to enter the LEO satellite business. The CEO, Kyungmin David Song, proposed an alliance among regional operators to enhance competitiveness against global giants like SpaceX and Amazon during the World Satellite Business Week 2021 in Paris. KT SAT highlighted its Hybrid solution, developed in-house, which offers stable network connectivity across various satellite and terrestrial networks. This solution plays a crucial role as multi-orbit satellites become more prevalent in the industry.

KT Corporation and NeuroSigma have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop and commercialize electronic therapies for neurological disorders, including ADHD and depression. The partnership will leverage KT's digital healthcare platform to enhance the design and functionality of NeuroSigma's Monarch eTNS System, a non-invasive treatment approved by the FDA for pediatric ADHD. Plans include additional trials and potential strategic investment by KT in NeuroSigma, as KT aims to expand its digital therapeutics market presence in Korea and beyond.

KT Corporation (NYSE: KT) has filed its Annual Report on Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2020, with the SEC. The report is accessible on KT's English website and the SEC's Edgar database. KT Corporation is South Korea's largest integrated telecom provider, offering services in mobile, broadband, IPTV, and B2B communications, boasting strong market shares. The company is also focused on digital transformation services, including IDC and cloud solutions. Shareholders can request a hard copy of the report with audited financial statements by contacting the IR department.

KT Corporation (KRX: 030200; NYSE: KT) has successfully exported its IPTV service to 3BB TV Co. Ltd. in Thailand, marking a significant milestone in its global expansion. The service, powered by KT's olleh TV platform, is expected to enhance 3BB's market competitiveness, potentially making it Thailand's top telecom operator. Despite challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic, the project was completed efficiently through remote collaboration. KT aims to leverage this success to grow its IPTV footprint in Southeast Asia and globally, while continuing to innovate in digital services.

KT Corporation, South Korea's largest telecommunications company, inaugurated its new Internet Data Center (IDC) named 'KT DX IDC Yongsan' on November 4, 2020. This facility can accommodate over 100,000 servers and offers exceptional data processing capabilities. Positioned in Seoul, it aims to spearhead digital transformation by enhancing efficiency through AI and big data technologies. The IDC boasts energy-efficient systems, reducing electricity costs by over 20%, significantly lowering carbon emissions. With advanced infrastructure and security measures, KT is poised to serve global clients more effectively.

KT Corporation (KRX: 030200; NYSE: KT), South Korea's largest telecommunications company, is diversifying into digital health through a new partnership with Sibel Health. This collaboration aims to enhance their capabilities in AI and Big Data for health monitoring solutions, particularly in developing countries. The pilot project will utilize innovative biosensors alongside KT's Global Epidemic Prevention Platform (GEPP), which was developed in 2019. The partnership is expected to unlock new digital health opportunities amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

KT Corporation is enhancing its media content business through a joint venture with Discovery Networks, launching Studio Discovery. This venture aims to produce original content, with skyTV holding a 30% stake. Two new shows, "STRANGERS IN LOVE" and "RESTAURANT WITHOUT BORDERS," will be available through multiple channels, including skyTV and Discovery Channel Korea. KT's subsidiary Storywiz plans an initial investment of 10 billion won to secure intellectual property rights for new content. This initiative aligns with KT's strategy to become a comprehensive provider of media and connectivity services.

KT SAT Co, a subsidiary of KT Corporation, showcased the world's first satellite-5G hybrid router transmission technology at the SatelliteAsia 2020 expo held online from September 29 to October 1, 2020. This technology, developed in collaboration with the KT Institute of Convergence Technology, aims to enhance satellite connectivity and serve as a communication backup. The company seeks to solidify its role as a global satellite operator and expand its communication satellite business, participating in panels to discuss the satellite data market's future.

KT Corporation, South Korea's largest telecommunications firm, has signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Jasmine Telecom Systems to develop a new internet data center (IDC) business in Thailand. This partnership aims to capitalize on Thailand's growing IDC market, expected to expand at an annual rate of 16% over the next five years. KT plans to enter the Thai IDC market by late 2021, offering high-quality services to global cloud service providers. The collaboration follows KT's earlier $19 million IPTV contract with Jasmine Group, further solidifying their strategic alliance.