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Nine Korean startups vie for a spot in Disrupt 2027’s Startup Battlefield 200 competition

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The startups work across the deep tech sector, including healthcare, fintech, energy, semiconductors, and AI. All nine are looking to enter the US.

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  • Nine Korean startups vie for a spot in Disrupt 2027’s Startup Battlefield 200 competition.
  • The startups work across the deep tech sector, including healthcare, fintech, energy, semiconductors, and AI.
  • All nine are looking to enter the US.

The startups work across the deep tech sector, including healthcare, fintech, energy, semiconductors, and AI. All nine are looking to enter the US.

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