▶ Showcased global AI infrastructure technologies and local business support models at K-CONTENT EXPO Chile 2026 ▶ Signed six MOUs with companies in Mexico,…

AI infrastructure company Emotionwave is expanding its presence in the Latin American market, pursuing commercial collaborations worth a total of USD 2.5 million across four countries.

From November 4 to 7, 2026, Emotionwave participated in K-CONTENT EXPO Chile, held at Centro Parque in Santiago, Chile, where the company introduced its AI infrastructure technologies and strengthened business cooperation with regional media and content companies.

Organized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Korea and hosted by the Korea Creative Content Agency (KOCCA), the event brought together approximately 30 Korean content companies and more than 80 Latin American businesses for business meetings, IP showcases, and content exchange programs.

Strengthening Regional Partnerships Through AI Infrastructure

During the event's IP Showcase, Emotionwave presented its AI infrastructure technologies and solutions designed to enhance content production, processing, and media services.

The company also introduced infrastructure deployment, technical support, and joint commercialization models aimed at helping Latin American partners integrate AI technologies into their own content development and service operations.

As part of its regional business expansion, Emotionwave pursued seven partnerships across four countries, including one in Mexico, one in Argentina, two in Chile, and three in Brazil.

Of these, six Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) were signed with companies in Mexico, Chile, and Brazil, representing a broader pipeline of planned commercial collaborations totaling USD 2.5 million.

Key companies involved in partnership discussions included Box Brazil Media Group and TESAKI in Brazil, as well as TVN, Chilevisión, and Infinitoon in Chile.

Discussions covered a range of potential collaborations, including AI-powered content production and transformation, broadcasting and media technology enhancement, IP licensing, and content localization.

Connecting Local Content Industries with Korean AI Infrastructure

These collaborations go beyond the international distribution of Korean content. Emotionwave aims to create new business opportunities by integrating its AI infrastructure technologies with content and intellectual property developed by Latin American companies.

By combining local creative assets with advanced AI capabilities, the company seeks to support new approaches to content production, media services, and digital transformation across the region.

Building on the partnerships established during the event, Emotionwave plans to expand AI infrastructure deployment and technical cooperation tailored to local market needs, while advancing individual projects toward commercialization and long-term business relationships.

Soonchul Jang, CEO of Emotionwave, stated:

"The Latin American market has a strong foundation in broadcasting and content industries, with growing business interest in new AI-powered production and distribution models. Through these partnerships, we aim to expand our technical infrastructure and commercialization support, enabling local companies to directly leverage AI technologies to develop new content and services."

Emotionwave continues to strengthen its global partnerships through AI-powered content generation and processing technologies, alongside its digital media infrastructure capabilities.

Moving forward, the company plans to further expand its AI infrastructure business across Latin America and other international markets, focusing on sustainable, partner-driven business models and long-term technological collaboration.

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