Nvidia’s Inference Pivot Reaches Rebellions in Korea
Nvidia is reportedly in talks with Korean inference upstart Rebellions about a technical partnership, investment, or acquisition.
By Majeed Ahmad, EE Times

AI training kingpin Nvidia is reportedly making another foray into inference silicon after engaging Groq in an unconventional deal that secured Nvidia a nonexclusive technology license while absorbing most of its engineering talent. According to Bloomberg, Nvidia is in early discussions with the Korean inference upstart Rebellions for a technical partnership, an investment, or perhaps even an acquisition.
Like Groq, Rebellions’ chips specialize in memory-centric inference; its compute chiplets carry significant on-chip SRAM to handle the memory-intensive decode stage, while prefill runs elsewhere. That draws a comparison to Groq’s SRAM-based LPU model, which Nvidia acquired for $20 billion in late 2025.
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