South Korea's President Lee Jae-myung presided over the second joint inspection meeting of the superproject's civil and public officials on the 10th, urging the South Korean government not only to fight a “speed war”, but also to fight a “blitzkrieg”, making it clear that the core functions of the Gwangju military airport will be temporarily transferred within two years to make room for the semiconductor superproject in the southwest region. According to a report by South Korea's “Chosun Ilbo”, the South Korean government is promoting the “three major super projects” with a total scale of about 4,700 trillion won. The core contents include three directions: semiconductor supply chain expansion, AI data center construction, and physical AI industry cultivation. Among them, companies such as Samsung Electronics and SK Group plan to invest about 800 trillion won to build 4 semiconductor factories in Gwangju, South Korea. According to an analysis by South Korea's “East Asia Daily”, Lee Jae-myung rapidly promoted a “blitzkrieg” to avoid repeating the mistakes of the Yongin semiconductor project. After the announcement of the SK Hynix Yongin semiconductor project in 2019, it was limited by issues such as EIA, water use, and land compensation, and it took 6 years to start construction. The “Seoul News” report mentioned that the accelerated catch-up of Chinese semiconductor companies is also forcing South Korea to speed up its industrial layout. The relocation of military airports, and construction of core infrastructure such as electricity and water cannot be delayed.

South Korea's President Lee Jae-myung presided over the second joint inspection meeting of the superproject's civil and public officials on the 10th, urging the South Korean government not only to fight a “speed war”, but also to fight a “blitzkrieg”, making it clear that the core functions of the Gwangju military airport will be temporarily transferred within two years to make room for the semiconductor superproject in the southwest region. According to a report by South Korea's “Chosun Ilbo”, the South Korean government is promoting the “three major super projects” with a total scale of about 4,700 trillion won. The core contents include three directions: semiconductor supply chain expansion, AI data center construction, and physical AI industry cultivation. Among them, companies such as Samsung Electronics and SK Group plan to invest about 800 trillion won to build 4 semiconductor factories in Gwangju, South Korea. According to an analysis by South Korea's “East Asia Daily”, Lee Jae-myung rapidly promoted a “blitzkrieg” to avoid repeating the mistakes of the Yongin semiconductor project. After the announcement of the SK Hynix Yongin semiconductor project in 2019, it was limited by issues such as EIA, water use, and land compensation, and it took 6 years to start construction. The “Seoul News” report mentioned that the accelerated catch-up of Chinese semiconductor companies is also forcing South Korea to speed up its industrial layout. The relocation of military airports, and construction of core infrastructure such as electricity and water cannot be delayed.