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Nvidia explores deal with Rebellions

Korean NPU maker draws interest.

Jon Peddie

Nvidia just sat down with Rebellions, a five-year-old Korean start-up that’s quietly become one of the most commercially-credible non-US AI chip companies running today. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met Rebellions CEO Sunghyun Park in Santa Clara to discuss a technical partnership, an investment, or an outright acquisition, still very early and unconfirmed. We walk through what Rebellions actually builds, why its memory-centric approach to inference caught Nvidia’s attention specifically, and what Nvidia’s own recent Groq deal tells us about how this one might play out. According to multiple reports, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met Rebellions co-founder and CEO Sunghyun Park
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