DeepX participates in the semiconductor expo… Revealing technological and commercial achievements such as AI chip ‘Butter Benchmark’

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DX 2024 Semiconductor Daejeon Booth Perspective [ⓒ DX]

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, “[Digital Daily Reporter Gosunghyun] DX (CEO: Kim Nokwon) will showcase its AI semiconductor technological and commercialization achievements at the ‘2024 Semiconductor Daejeon’ held at COEX in Seoul from the 23rd to the 25th of this month.”,
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, “At this exhibition, DX will collaborate with leading global Industrial PC (IPC) product companies on the ‘DX-M1 M.2’ module, and demonstrate real-time driving of the latest AI model, the Vision Language Model (VLM), on-device across multiple channels. This model is equipped with features that can understand and automatically alert dangerous situations such as electric vehicle fires or crowded areas in real-time.”,
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, ‘Additionally, they will conduct a butter heating test where visitors can experience their low-power technology firsthand. Visitors can observe butter melting at body temperature but not on the DX-M1 silicon during AI processing, symbolizing DX’s differentiated technology as the “AI semiconductor that doesn’t melt butter,” and providing a chance to experience the cutting-edge technology firsthand in Korea.’,
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, “The company explained that their AI total solution has broad compatibility, expanding from single-board computers like the ‘Raspberry Pi’ to hyperscale data centers. Furthermore, their server-grade product, the DX-H1 PCIe module, has successfully driven the latest object recognition AI algorithm with over 100 channels in real-time in collaboration with global server companies HP and KTUS. In addition to unveiling this on-site, the company plans to showcase various real-time demos applicable to smart cameras, robot platforms, industrial embedded systems, servers, and data centers.”,
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, ‘Currently, DX has entered the mass production stage for its first-generation products, providing customized solutions that meet various standard interfaces and application requirements requested by customers. They expect to commence mass development with over 10 global companies in the latter half of this year and expand to more than 20 customer companies by the first half of next year.’,
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, ‘A DX official stated, “We plan to continuously promote our cutting-edge AI semiconductor products on the global stage, starting with the TechCrunch Disrupt in the U.S. in October, followed by Electronica in Europe in November, the Shenzhen High-Tech Fair in China, and CES in January next year through joint promotions with global companies, solidifying our position as a global leader in the on-device AI semiconductor industry.”‘,
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