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Free PCs for low-income households and stricter market oversight

ⓘ ChatGPT 5.4 South Korea is planning a new package of measures to ease the pressure on consumers during the memory crisis. The storage crisis is becoming an increasing burden for consumers. South Korea is now responding with a package of measures that includes free PCs for people in need and stricter market regulation. Rising

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