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Nvidia, SKT, Rebellions to jointly establish heterogeneous computing system for AI

Nvidia, SK Telecom and domestic artificial intelligence (AI) chip startup Rebellions agreed Monday to combine their respective strengths to establish a heterogeneous computing system. Under the trilateral memorandum of understanding (MOU), the companies will cooperate in the establishment of a heterogeneous AI computing system connecting Nvidia's graphic processing units (GPUs) with neural…

Nvidia, SKT, Rebellions to jointly establish heterogeneous computing system for AI

Nvidia, SK Telecom, and domestic AI chip startup Rebellions have announced a partnership to develop a heterogeneous computing system for AI applications. The three companies signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) during AI Day Seoul, a technology event hosted by Nvidia. The collaboration aims to integrate Nvidia's graphic processing units (GPUs) with neural processing units (NPUs) developed by Rebellions, which will be utilized in building SK Telecom's AI data centers.

This partnership is based on Nvidia's NVLink Fusion program, which enables hyperscalers and custom chip designers to integrate their AI processors directly into Nvidia's rack-scale infrastructure. Jesse Clayton, a representative from the collaboration, believes that this joint effort can help accelerate innovation in Korea, given the country's leadership in technology and the rapid growth of AI as a fast-developing field.

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