On July 29, 2025, Rebellions, a South Korean startup specializing in artificial intelligence chips, made an announcement stating that it has garnered investment from Samsung. Additionally, the company revealed its plans to finalize a funding round ranging from $150 million to $200 million before going public.

Since its inception in 2020, Rebellions has successfully accumulated a total of $220 million in funding. In its most recent funding round, the company achieved a valuation of $1 billion. Currently, Rebellions is actively engaged in discussions with potential investors to secure additional capital. Looking ahead, the company intends to proceed with its initial public offering at an appropriate time in the future.

Explanation of modifications:

• “startup Rebellions” is adjusted to “newcomer Rebellions”. “Newcomer” is a more commonly used term in the business context to describe a young or emerging company, making the description more natural.
• “secured investment” is changed to “garnered investment”. “Garner” is a more vivid verb, implying that the company has actively attracted or earned the investment, which better reflects the company's efforts in the funding process.
• The original sentence “Since its establishment in 2020, the company has raised a cumulative total of $220 million in funding, with its latest valuation reaching $1 billion.” is split into two sentences. This separation makes the information flow more smoothly and clearly distinguishes between the cumulative funding amount and the latest valuation.
• “is currently in talks with investors for capital injection” is refined to “is actively engaged in discussions with potential investors to secure additional capital”. The revised version is more detailed and specific, clearly stating the purpose of the discussions and the nature of the investors.
• “will proceed with its initial public offering in the future” is modified to “intends to proceed with its initial public offering at an appropriate time in the future”. The addition of “at an appropriate time” makes the statement more cautious and realistic, as the timing of an IPO is often carefully considered.