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Nvidia and South Korean chip company Rebellions discussing potential collaboration, report
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Nvidia is in discussions with South Korean AI chip startup Rebellions about possible collaborations.
Key facts
- Nvidia unveiled its forthcoming LPU, dubbed the Nvidia Groq 3, at its annual GTC conference in March 2026, two months after announcing its $20 billion license agreement with Groq
- The Nvidia Groq 3 LPU is set for release in the second half of 2026 and will be available in liquid-cooled LPX racks, which feature 256 LPUs with 128GB of on-chip SRAM and 640 TBps of scale-up
- In March 2026, Rebellions raised $400 million in a pre-IPO funding round and unveiled two new AI infrastructure platforms, dubbed RebelRack and RebelPod
- Talks between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Rebellions co-founder and CEO Sunghyun Park were held at Nvidia’s headquarters in Santa Clara, California, this week, the sources added
Summary
Conversations have focused on a potential technical partnership, investment, or even an acquisition, Bloomberg reports. Talks between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Rebellions co-founder and CEO Sunghyun Park were held at Nvidia’s headquarters in Santa Clara, California, this week, the sources added. Founded in 2020, Rebellions specializes in AI inference accelerators that offer energy efficiency and low-latency performance. The company began mass-producing its Atom and Atom Max NPUs to run large language models (LLMs) in the data center in 2023.