Naver to Showcase Saudi-Focused AI Solutions at LEAP 2025

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia—Naver Corporation (KRX: 035420) announced its participation in LEAP 2025, where it will showcase its artificial intelligence technology and infrastructure solutions tailored for the Saudi Arabian market.

The South Korean technology company will present its comprehensive AI value chain at the technology exhibition in Riyadh, which will take place from February 9 to 12, 2025, under the theme "AI for Saudi Arabia, Powered by NAVER"

The company's presentation will focus on preserving digital heritage through its AI value chain, emphasizing the development of sovereign AI that respects Saudi Arabia's cultural identity and language characteristics.

Naver will demonstrate four AI-powered services at the exhibition. 

These include an AI tutor that provides personalized learning and real-time feedback and an AI voice EMR system that converts patient conversations into electronic medical records.

The company will also showcase its media AI technology for automated video scene search and its enterprise collaboration tool, Naver Works. 

It incorporates HyperClovaX for email composition, summarization, and translation capabilities.

The exhibition will feature physical models of Naver's eco-friendly data center infrastructure, including servers, UPS systems, emergency generators, and the GAK robot. 

The company will also present its hybrid cloud service, Neuro Cloud, alongside a digital twin implementation of Medina City.

Yu-won Kim, CEO of Naver Cloud, stated that the company would continue strengthening its global market position by respecting each country's cultural identity through its technological capabilities.

LEAP 2025, organized by Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), will host over 680 startups, 1,000 speakers, and 1,800 technology brands.

The announcement follows Naver's previous participation in LEAP 2024, where the company established partnerships with Aramco Digital and SAPTCO (Saudi Public Transport Company) to expand its presence in the Middle East market.