(LEAD) Nvidia, SKT, Rebellions to jointly establish heterogeneous computing system for AI
SEOUL, Nov. 9 (Yonhap) -- Nvidia Corp., SK Telecom Co. and domestic artificial i...
Nvidia, SK Telecom, and AI chip startup Rebellions have formed a partnership to create a heterogeneous computing system for AI, according to a joint memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed on November 9. The collaboration will utilize Nvidia's graphic processing units (GPUs) and Rebellions' neural processing units (NPUs) to build AI data centers in South Korea.
The NVLink Fusion program, a U.S. initiative, will facilitate the integration of Rebellions' AI processors into Nvidia's infrastructure. Nvidia's Jesse Clayton stated that the partnership aims to accelerate innovation in the country. However, the company declined to address a recent controversy involving a senior director and alleged connections to a Chinese spy.
The MOU was signed at AI Day Seoul, an event hosted by Nvidia, and is supported by South Korea's ministry of science and ICT.
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