Nvidia, SK Telecom, and Korean AI chip startup Rebellions reached an agreement on Monday to integrate their respective technical advantages to build a heterogeneous computing system. According to the tripartite memorandum of understanding, the parties will cooperate to build a heterogeneous AI computing system, linking Nvidia GPUs with Rebellions' self-developed NPU. This system will be used for SK Telecom's AI data center construction. Korea's Ministry of Industry added that the partnership is based on Nvidia's NVLink Fusion project. The NVLink Fusion project supports hyperscale cloud vendors and custom chip designers to directly connect self-developed AI processors to Nvidia's rack-level infrastructure. However, Nvidia declined to comment on the incident involving Hwang In-hoon. An Nvidia staff member said at a press conference: “This has nothing to do with this event. Wong Min-shan did not attend the event, so we are unable to respond.” A live reporter asked: Will the US congressional pressure on the scandal involving Hwang In-hoon continue to rise, affect Nvidia's cooperation with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, as well as Nvidia's plans to deliver GPUs to South Korea. Nvidia made this response.

Zhitongcaijing · 2d ago
Nvidia, SK Telecom, and Korean AI chip startup Rebellions reached an agreement on Monday to integrate their respective technical advantages to build a heterogeneous computing system. According to the tripartite memorandum of understanding, the parties will cooperate to build a heterogeneous AI computing system, linking Nvidia GPUs with Rebellions' self-developed NPU. This system will be used for SK Telecom's AI data center construction. Korea's Ministry of Industry added that the partnership is based on Nvidia's NVLink Fusion project. The NVLink Fusion project supports hyperscale cloud vendors and custom chip designers to directly connect self-developed AI processors to Nvidia's rack-level infrastructure. However, Nvidia declined to comment on the incident involving Hwang In-hoon. An Nvidia staff member said at a press conference: “This has nothing to do with this event. Wong Min-shan did not attend the event, so we are unable to respond.” A live reporter asked: Will the US congressional pressure on the scandal involving Hwang In-hoon continue to rise, affect Nvidia's cooperation with Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, as well as Nvidia's plans to deliver GPUs to South Korea. Nvidia made this response.