Nvidia, South Korean Partners to Collaborate on Sovereign AI
By Kwanwoo Jun
U.S. artificial-intelligence chip giant Nvidia and its South Korean partners have agreed to collaborate on the Asian country's sovereign artificial-intelligence project.
AI chip startup Rebellions will use Nvidia's NVLink Fusion technology to connect its next-generation neural processing units to Nvidia platforms designed to power large-scale AI services in South Korea, the companies said Monday after signing a memorandum of understanding in Seoul.
Under the agreement, data-center operator SK Telecom plans to deploy Rebellions-Nvidia systems at its AI data centers as part of the company's efforts to build homegrown AI infrastructure, models and consumer services, including those developed under the government's "AI for All" initiative.
The collaboration, backed by South Korea's science ministry, aims to combine domestic and global chip technologies to develop and operate the country's own AI services.
Write to Kwanwoo Jun at kwanwoo.jun@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 09, 2026 03:18 ET (08:18 GMT)
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