Rebellions will supply server-type Neural Processing Unit (NPU) devices to the closed-circuit (CC)TV control centers of South Gyeongsang Province and Ulsan Metropolitan City. The company announced on the 3rd that it won the server infrastructure projects in the "domestic NPU-based public AI CCTV transition" initiative led by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the National Information Society Agency (NIA). Starting this month, it will deliver the high-performance server-type NPU "ATOM-Max." The AI CCTV control system detects objects such as people or vehicles at on-site devices, then reanalyzes footage at the control center server, which determines situations like fires or crimes and generates confidence scores and Korean-language explanations. The ATOM-Max server runs large vision-language models (VLM) of 30B parameters or more, processing images and text together. Rebellions said ATOM-Max can process multiple video feeds in parallel during unexpected situations and operate on closed networks isolated from the external internet. It supports "vLLM" software for large language model inference, allowing public institutions to adopt the NPUs without major changes to existing AI development environments. Rebellions recently ran SK Telecom's AI model "adot X K1 (A.X K1)" on a single unit of its "Rebel Server," using a Mixture of Experts architecture with more than 500 billion parameters. CEO Park Sung-hyun said the company has applied a server-type NPU