AI semiconductor developer Rebellion establishes Japanese subsidiary, gets serious about expanding business - Korean media

Rebellion, a company that designs artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductors, has announced that it has established its first overseas subsidiary in Tokyo.
The company is working with Japanese cloud service providers (CSPs) and telecommunications companies to
The two companies are also accelerating business cooperation, such as conducting a proof of concept (PoC) for the introduction of AI semiconductors, with the aim of establishing the company in Japan.
Prior to this, the company was a Japanese venture capital (VC) DG
The company had attracted investment from Daiwa Ventures. It has established its presence in the Japanese market by expanding its local network and developing customers, and is expected to record its first sales in 2024.
Due to the rapid growth of the Japanese AI data center industry, demand for AI semiconductors from Rebellion is also expected to increase. US companies such as OpenAI are also expanding their investments in Japan, and the government is also
Park Sung Hyun, CEO of Rebellion, said, "Japan's AI data center market is expanding rapidly, but we are looking forward to developing AI semiconductors in Japan.
"There are few companies that can carry out PoC to operate this in a data center. We are already working with local companies on business collaboration, and by establishing a corporation, we are getting serious about expanding our business."
The company also plans to establish a subsidiary in Saudi Arabia within the year.