[South Korea's Semiconductor Cluster Receives Policy Boost, Government to Cover Up to 100% of Infrastructure Costs] According to Deep Tide TechFlow on August 4, citing South Korean media reports, for regions designated as semiconductor industry clusters, the South Korean government will use national fiscal funds to cover up to 100% of the costs required for building infrastructure such as electricity and water resources. The detailed regulations clarify matters authorized under the 'Special Semiconductor Act,' including: strengthening the composition and operational methods of the Special Committee for Enhancing Semiconductor Industry Competitiveness; the designation procedures and related support measures for semiconductor industry clusters; support for semiconductor industry talent cultivation; and the management and operation of the special account for enhancing semiconductor industry competitiveness. According to the provisions, the costs related to the construction and operation of industrial infrastructure required for semiconductor industry clusters can be borne by the central and local governments, with the proportion ranging from a minimum of 50% to a maximum of 100% of the total project cost. Additionally, the government may prioritize support for talent recruitment matching for semiconductor companies outside the capital region, as well as local professional talent cultivation and job transition training programs. (Jin10)