[News] Rebellions Accelerates Next-Gen AI Chip Production, Featuring Four Samsung HBM3e

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According to a report from Korean media outlet BusinessKorea, Rebellions’ CTO Oh Jin-wook announced that the company will adjust its production plans, bypassing the initially planned Rebel ‘Single’ product to focus on the mass production of the Rebel Quad AI chip by the end of the year.

This chip, manufactured using Samsung’s 4nm process, will be equipped with four Samsung’s 12-stack 5th generation High Bandwidth Memory (HBM3e), by the end of the year, offering a total memory capacity of 144GB.

Per the report, Oh explained that the company decided to accelerate the release of Rebel Quad due to internal assessments.

He also emphasized the superior power efficiency of Rebel, stating that it has demonstrated more than four times the power efficiency compared to products from Groq, a competing NPU company in the U.S.

Per a report from Reuters, Rebellions has recently signed a formal merger agreement with Sapeon Korea. The merged entity will retain the name Rebellions, and the combined company is expected to be valued at over 1 trillion Korean won, aiming to strengthen its competitiveness in the global AI chip market.

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