The latest edition of @kbwofficial has officially come to a close, and Seoul certainly lived up to the hype. Running for three days from September 29 to October 1 at Walkerhill, the event featured a robust agenda centered on real-world adoption, AI integration, and institutional finance. The energy was palpable throughout the crowded venues and late-night side gatherings, while an active builder community consistently brought highly relevant questions to the table.
For our group, the most notable trend was the recurring focus on compute requirements. It became clear that various projects operating within the Web3 and AI ecosystems in Korea are actively searching for GPU capacity. Specifically, they need resources that are immediately accessible and can be scaled effortlessly, completely avoiding drawn-out procurement cycles.
We send our sincere gratitude to every person who took the opportunity to connect with the Aethir team while we were in Seoul. We are already eagerly anticipating our return for the gathering next year.
For our group, the most notable trend was the recurring focus on compute requirements. It became clear that various projects operating within the Web3 and AI ecosystems in Korea are actively searching for GPU capacity. Specifically, they need resources that are immediately accessible and can be scaled effortlessly, completely avoiding drawn-out procurement cycles.
We send our sincere gratitude to every person who took the opportunity to connect with the Aethir team while we were in Seoul. We are already eagerly anticipating our return for the gathering next year.
