Rebellions urges government support for testing AI chips in space

South Korean AI chip startup Rebellions called for government support to test AI chips in space, saying orbital data centers could open a new market for low-power chips despite challenges with radiation, cooling, and hardware reliability.

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2026-11-10 03:45 · DigiTimes Asia
Rebellions calls for govt support to test AI chips in space

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