DeepX (CEO Kim Nok-won), an AI semiconductor company, demonstrated a high-performance AI PC equipped with its chipset on an HP workstation, proving the compatibility and real-time processing capabilities of its products.

DeepX has officially entered the industrial automation and security/control market by jointly demonstrating an AI PC solution with global IT company HP at the '2025 Industrial AI Expo' held at COEX in Magok, Seoul on the 5th.

At this event, DeepX presented a live demo of its mass-produced products, the DX-M1 and DX-H1, mounted on HP's Z2 mini workstation and Z8 tower workstation.

Visitors were able to directly experience the performance of AI PCs that can be immediately applied to industrial sites by experiencing the real-time processing of complex AI workflows such as multi-channel risk recognition and vision-language models.

DeepX's DX-H1 is a high-performance AI server chip that can process the latest object recognition algorithms on more than 100 channels simultaneously.

The DX-H1, which is equipped on HP workstations, maintains GPU-level accuracy while offering excellent performance-to-power ratio, resulting in significant energy and operating cost savings. It is evaluated as a solution that can be immediately applied in various industrial fields such as factory automation, industrial safety, physical security, and data analysis.

A DeepX official said, “AI is now more than just a technology; it is a force that changes the safety and efficiency of industrial sites,” and “The AI PC we created with HP is the starting point that shows the smart society of the future.”

HP's Z series workstations are representative products widely used in various industries such as manufacturing, construction, and entertainment, and have maintained the top spot for 16 consecutive quarters, recording approximately 50% market share in the domestic workstation market.

DeepX plans to expand into the enterprise and public procurement markets, including industrial robotics, smart factories, and security and control, based on HP's global platform.

This collaboration is evaluated as a case that goes beyond a simple product demonstration and demonstrates the practical possibility of applying DeepX's AI semiconductor technology to global industrial sites.

In particular, the DX-H1-based AI PC is expected to play a key role in factory automation utilizing machine vision cameras and the security industry that requires real-time data analysis and decision-making.