The AI company is reportedly being established by restructuring Solidigm, SK Hynix's existing U.S. subsidiary. Rather than directly engaging in specific business operations, it is expected to function strongly as a platform for managing overseas investment assets across the entire AI industry—including AI semiconductors, data centers, power infrastructure, energy, and software—and for identifying new investment opportunities. Roles are also divided among the affiliates. SK Hynix will oversee competitiveness in AI semiconductors such as HBM, SK Innovation will manage the energy and power infrastructure to meet data center power demands, and SK Telecom will serve as the pivot connecting AI data centers with the demand for AI services. In effect, SK Telecom is joining not merely as a financial investor, but as an AI data center infrastructure provider.