Rebellion will participate as a speaker representing its partner, Aramco, at the largest tech conference in the Middle East, 'LEAP 2025.'
CEO Park Seong-hyun participated as a speaker in two major sessions during the event from the 9th to the 12th (local time). First, on the 9th, he shared growth strategies as an AI semiconductor unicorn in a panel session attended by CEOs of global unicorn corporations. On the 11th, he will present the business vision in the 'Tech Arena Session' for the Saudi market.
During the unicorn session, Park noted, 'With the recent announcement of DeepSeek's open-source model, the expense efficiency of AI has become a hot topic, and we have proactively prepared for these market changes.' He added, 'The key to successful startup growth lies in collaboration with strategic partners, and Rebellion is realizing this through attracting investment from Aramco.'
Rebellion has been selected as one of the four top performers among over 50 investment portfolios of Aramco's corporate venture capital, Wa'ed Ventures, and will make a presentation at the 'Tech Arena Session' on the 11th. CEO Park Seong-hyun is expected to present Rebellion's business strategy in Saudi Arabia at this event.
Following the strategic investment by Aramco, which was the first for a South Korean startup last year, Rebellion recently supplied products to the Aramco data center. Additionally, it is accelerating local business expansion by completing the establishment of its Saudi subsidiary in the first half of the year.
CEO Park Seong-hyun stated, 'At this event, I realized that Saudi Arabia is more actively welcoming the era of AI than any other country,' adding, 'Rebellion is pursuing a differentiated localization strategy based on strategic partnerships and will create various collaboration and business opportunities as a representative AI infrastructure corporation connecting South Korea and Saudi Arabia.'