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NIA Reorganizes Data Safe-Use Hub

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At the opening ceremony of the AI Data Safe Utilization Center that day, Shin Shin-ae, head of the Artificial Intelligence Data Division at the National Information Society Agency, second from the right, Choi Young-mi, a deputy director at the Ministry of Science and ICT, center, the Personal Information Protection Commission, the Korea Data Agency (K-DATA), and others attended.

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According to AI TIMES, NIA and the Ministry of Science and ICT opened the AI Data Safe Use Center on September 29 at the Gyeonggi Startup Ca…

According to AI TIMES, NIA and the Ministry of Science and ICT opened the AI Data Safe Use Center on September 29 at the Gyeonggi Startup Campus, converting the existing K-ICT Big Data Center. With the remodeling, the number of data analysis rooms increased from 1 to 5, and an AI lounge for collaboration was also newly set up. The center expanded its functions in a way that links the Data Safe Zone, the Data Integration Support Center, and the AI lounge into a single high-trust utilization hub, while taking on the role of a central hub connecting regional safe zones through the cloud to reduce physical location constraints. The Data Integration Support Center is also expected to be upgraded to meet security standards and be restructured to support pseudonymized data combination and utilization. At the opening ceremony, related organizations attended and discussed ways to cooperate, confirming the potential to expand a trust-based data utilization ecosystem.

Perspective

This reorganization shows that data utilization support facilities are moving beyond simple analysis spaces toward infrastructure designed around both safety and collaboration. In particular, the direction of a central hub and a high-trust utilization hub can be read as a move to reduce bottlenecks in data use while growing the market on the premise of securing trust. Ultimately, it sends a signal to the industry that an environment equipped not only with technical performance, but also with security, integration, and collaboration systems, is part of competitiveness.

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