DeepX (CEO Kim Nok-won) announced on the twelfth that it was awarded the Presidential Commendation for ‘Invention Encouragement’, the very best award within the group category, on the ceremony commemorating the ’58th Invention Day’.
DeepX received the very best award within the group category in recognition of its contribution to developing world-class artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductor hardware and software-related original technologies, securing global market dominance, and preoccupying future original technologies essential for the domestic system semiconductor industry. he explained.
He added that it was the primary time that a synthetic intelligence (AI) semiconductor company was awarded the Presidential Citation on Invention Day.
Within the system semiconductor industry, greater than 68% of original technology patents are secured by US firms. DeepX developed original technologies for AI semiconductors and computing solutions that support edge devices equivalent to smart cameras, smart robots, smart mobility, and self-driving cars, and applied for 157 patents in Korea, the US, and China.
As well as, it said that it’s participating within the international MPEG-VCM group to standardize image processing-based AI system technology and is securing image processing standard technology essential for low-power AI semiconductors.
DeepX announced that it can proceed to grow into a number one company through a virtuous cycle of leading source technology development, securing source technology patents, commercializing cutting-edge technology, and creating a worldwide market through a sophisticated R&D system.
CEO Kim Nok-won said, “From the start of the inspiration, we’ve pursued recent technology certification and mental property creation through the establishment of mental property infrastructure through continuous technological innovation through the establishment of a sophisticated R&D system.” We are going to do our greatest to strengthen the competitiveness of system semiconductor technology, which is an industry,” he said.
Reporter Jang Se-min semim99@aitimes.com