"Rebellions has raised $400 million in a pre-IPO funding round to support its global expansion with a new rack-scale compute platform aimed at enterprises and sovereign clouds."
"We built up use cases around everything from call centers and customer service to CCTV surveillance for the national highway system."
"The processor is capable of a petaFLOP of dense 16-bit floating point math or double that at FP8."
"Rebellions' latest processor uses a chiplet architecture with four compute dies manufactured and packaged by Samsung."
Rebellions, an AI chip startup backed by SK Telecom, has secured $400 million in pre-IPO funding to enhance its global presence. Founded in 2020, the company specializes in AI accelerators used in various South Korean applications. With a focus on expanding beyond Korea, Rebellions has opened offices in Japan, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, and the US. The company’s Rebel100 processor features a chiplet architecture and is designed for high-performance computing, capable of significant floating-point calculations, supported by advanced memory technology.
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