The Silicon Valley talks are expected to cover investment size and development timelines as LG and Nvidia turn earlier discussions on AI infrastructure and humanoid robotics into a more concrete partnership.
Koo Kwang-mo, chairman of LG Group, is set to meet Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang in Silicon Valley next week, about two months after their June 8 meeting in Seoul, as the companies move to formalize cooperation in AI infrastructure and robotics. People familiar with the plan expect the talks to cover potential investment size and a technology development timetable, extending a June discussion that touched on humanoid robots and next-generation data centers. The trip follows working-level exchanges, including a June 22 visit by about 30 LG executives to Nvidia, and builds on existing projects spanning a reference robot based on Nvidia's Isaac GR00T, digital twin factory automation using Omniverse, AI data center cooling equipment and Blackwell GPUs for LG's EXAONE model and broader AI expansion.