DeepX (CEO Nok-won Kim), a global AI semiconductor company, has won two innovation awards at CES 2026, the world's largest technology exhibition, and its technological prowess has been recognized.

DeepX announced on the 6th that its AI gateway 'ALPON X5' from Sixfab in the US, equipped with its own chipset DX-M1, won the highest award, 'Best of Innovation'.

This is a symbolic achievement that demonstrates that DeepX's technological prowess is substantially enhancing the competitiveness of the global partner ecosystem.

DeepX won innovation awards in the computing hardware and embedded technology categories, proving that AI semiconductor technology is a practical technology that can be applied on a large scale in actual industrial settings, going beyond simple performance competition.

The DX-M1 boasts power efficiency that is more than 10 times that of GPUs, and can perform high-precision AI inference with power consumption of less than 5W, enabling stable operation even in industrial environments with high power constraints.

Sixfab's 'ALPON X5' is an on-device AI gateway with a built-in DX-M1 that can analyze and process data in real time on-site without relying on the cloud.

The CES judges called it a “realistic and scalable AI infrastructure model.”; and has been recognized as a key platform in various fields such as smart factories, smart cities, and mobility.

DeepX will unveil its technology roadmap and global partner strategy for the physical AI era at CES 2026 not only at its booth but also through CTA's newly established 'CES Foundry' session and media briefing.

This award is an example of a technology that won an Innovation Award at CES 2024 and went on to win the Global Partner's Top Award in 2026, demonstrating that DeepX's technology is driving real innovation across industries.

“DeepX’s DX-M1 has made our dream of ultra-low power, high-performance edge computing a reality,” said Sait Borlak, CEO of Sixfab. “With the ALPON X5, customers around the world will be able to build more efficient and sustainable AI infrastructure.”

DeepX CEO Kim Nok-won said, “This award is significant in that DeepX technology goes beyond simple semiconductors and is creating a standard for global innovation,” and emphasized, “We will expand a sustainable ecosystem so that AI can be utilized in a more humane way.”