Samsung is backing this AI chip company. It just closed $400M and is heading toward an IPO.
The AI boom is underway. | Big tech companies are rushing to replace old data centers with the latest AI chips. That creates millions of tonnes of e-waste every year – with $62 billion of gold, silver and other valuable metals. | America's #1 gold Pre-IPO has a proprietary process for extracting those metals. My estimates suggest it could be producing 80,000 ounces of gold annually – worth $160 million. | That's why I'm personally writing a check and investing in the deal. | Go here to claim your Pre-IPO shares. | There's a chip company you probably haven't heard of yet. | It's called Rebellions — a South Korean AI chip startup that just closed a $400 million pre-IPO funding round. The raise values the company at $2.34 billion, and the plan is to use the capital to push into the U.S. market ahead of a public listing. | What makes this interesting isn't just the money. It's who is backing them. | Investors in Rebellions include Arm, Samsung, SK Hynix, SK Telecom, and Saudi Aramco. Those aren't speculative venture bets — those are the companies that manufacture the memory chips and infrastructure that the entire AI industry runs on. | The Korea National Growth Fund contributed roughly $166 million — its first direct investment under South Korea's "K-Nvidia" initiative, a government program designed to build domestic AI chip champions. | So where exactly does Rebellions fit in this market? | The company builds chips designed specifically for AI inference — the compute required for AI models to respond to user queries in real time. Inference has grown in importance as large language models have matured and are now seeing widespread commercial deployment. | That's a meaningful distinction. Most AI chips — including Nvidia's dominant GPUs — were originally built for training. Rebellions is going after a different part of the market, and their pitch is energy efficiency and cost at scale. | Total funding now stands at $850 million, with $650 million raised in just the past six months. That's a fast acceleration. | The company has established entities in the U.S., Japan, Saudi Arabia, and Taiwan, and is now building out relationships with cloud providers, government agencies, and telecom operators. | No IPO date has been announced yet, but the company is explicitly using the phrase "preparation for a future IPO" in its public statements. The pre-IPO round is the final step before a public listing in most cases. | I'll be watching this one closely as we get more details on the listing timeline and exchange. | My #1 Pre-IPO is prepared to profit from AI boom. | The share price is less than $5.00. My estimates suggest the stock could open at +$20 when it lists on the Nasdaq or New York Stock exchange later this year. | Simply go to get all the details (limited time situation). | Ian Wyatt
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