The penetration of AI semiconductors into the edge is accelerating. DeepX is quickly taking steps to conquer the global market to take the lead in the future edge AI market.

DeepX, an artificial intelligence semiconductor source technology company, announced on the 11th that it plans to participate in the 'AI Hardware & Edge AI Summit (hereinafter referred to as AI Hardware Summit)' held in Silicon Valley, USA for three days starting on the 12th and demonstrate the performance of low-power AI semiconductors on-site.

Over 100 big tech companies, including Microsoft, Google, Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm, will participate in the event to share technology trends and opinions on hardware specialized in artificial intelligence and edge AI. Kim Nok-won, CEO of DeepX, will also participate as a speaker. He will present on the topic of ‘Edge AI technology that exists everywhere for everyone.’ In particular, in this announcement, CEO Kim Nok-won plans to present a vision of “building an open world edge AI ecosystem through the DeepX AI application development kit that provides powerful AI computational performance.”

At this event, DeepX announced that it will announce the following: △Support for the latest AI algorithms for edge AI applications, △Provide high AI accuracy at the GPU level, △Possess the world's best power-to-performance efficiency, △The only company in the global market to provide four total solutions for various AI applications, and △Overwhelming manufacturing cost competitiveness compared to global competitors.

To this end, we will also present real-time demos applicable to smart cameras, smart mobility, robots, smart home appliances, etc. on-site, and the small camera module smaller than a business card is equipped with DeepX's Neural Processing Unit (NPU) to run the latest AI algorithm. In addition, it will be carried out by linking the company's M.2 module to 'Orange Pie', an open embedded platform with a rich ecosystem.

DeepX has completed compatibility testing with its products and open source hardware (OSHW), such as Raspberry Pi, Orange Pi, Latte Panda, and NXP boards. It plans to distribute AI that is confined to the cloud or servers to various IT devices in the actual embedded world through the DeepX AI application development kit.

In his presentation, CEO Kim Nok-won said that DeepX is focused on increasing accessibility to AI application hardware research and experiments by introducing an AI application development kit, and that this will serve as a catalyst to realize DeepX's vision of 'AI technology for everyone, everywhere.'

Meanwhile, DeepX is building ecosystem partnerships with domestic and foreign MLOps companies to accelerate this direction. Partnerships are also underway to develop reference hardware and application software so that DeepX chips can be used in various IT devices.

In particular, the company is pursuing a strategy of simultaneously targeting multiple markets by collaborating with global module and embedded system OEMs, including Taiwan and China, to install its products in various embedded systems, and the number of open source hardware products that link with DeepX products is expected to continue to increase in the future.