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[November 2024] Korea Pavilion Showcases Six Leading Innovators at SC24 in Georgia – Presented by K-ASIC and KSIA

  • Mar 18
  • 2 min read

The Korea Semiconductor Industry Association (KSIA), in collaboration with the Korea AI & System IC Innovation Center (K-ASIC), announced its participation in SC24 (Supercomputing Conference 2024), one of the world’s premier events for high-performance computing, held from November 18–21 in Georgia, USA.


At Booth, the Korea Pavilion will showcase cutting-edge technologies from six of South Korea’s most promising AI and system semiconductor companies. The pavilion highlights Korea’s growing presence in the global semiconductor landscape, featuring innovations that are redefining performance, efficiency, and scalability across AI infrastructure, storage, and edge computing.

Meet the Companies Powering Korea’s Next Wave of Innovation

The Korea Pavilion brings together six leading companies at the forefront of Korea’s system semiconductor ecosystem:

  • FADU – A leader in high-performance SSD controllers and next-generation flash storage solutions

  • HyperAccel – Developer of ultra-low latency AI acceleration and inference platforms

  • Mobilint – Provider of customizable edge AI chips for automotive and robotics applications

  • Moreh – Specialist in scalable AI software-hardware orchestration technologies

  • Rebellions – Fabless AI chip company focused on next-generation data center accelerators

  • Supergate – Innovator in logic IP and chiplet interconnect technologies for advanced computing

These companies represent a new wave of Korean semiconductor innovation, actively engaging with global partners and advancing core technologies across AI, high-performance computing (HPC), and next-generation chip architectures.

Strengthening Korea’s Presence in the Global HPC Ecosystem

Through the Korea Pavilion, K-ASIC and KSIA aim to provide a strategic platform for Korean semiconductor companies to connect with global technology leaders, explore partnership opportunities, and expand their presence in the U.S. and international markets.


As AI-driven workloads continue to reshape the HPC landscape, the participation of these companies at SC24 underscores Korea’s growing role in the global semiconductor value chain. The pavilion not only highlights technological excellence but also reflects a broader commitment to fostering cross-border collaboration and accelerating innovation in the AI era.

 
 
 
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