# South Korea has unveiled an ambitious technology strategy centred on seven projects ranging from nuclear energy and quantum computing to space and biotechnology. The country also seeks to secure new growth engines beyond semiconductors and artificial intelligence. At the launch of the initiative named Seven Major Seed, president Lee Jae-myung stated that it brings together goals including commercial deployment of indigenous small modular reactors by 2035, a moon landing by 2030, development of a domestic 100-qubit quantum computer by 2029 and commercialisation of brain-computer interface products by 2035.
South Korea unveils future technology projects, targets moon landing by 2030