This milestone is said to reflect strong global interest in the upcoming mid-year release of Deepx’s first mass-produced chip, the DX-M1. Through the program, the company has confirmed surging demand for on-device AI technology across a broad range of industries.
Since last year, Deepx has participated in over 20 global events to promote its prototype products and expand its international business footprint. The program targeted companies requiring AI semiconductors—including those in surveillance systems, smart mobility, robotics, factory automation, and camera systems—by providing MPW (Multi-Project Wafer) based prototypes and technical support. By showcasing prototype capabilities in real-world environments, Deepx collected industry feedback and swiftly pinpointed areas needing further refinement.
According to Deepx, these efforts went well beyond simple readiness for mass production. They delivered valuable insights into each industry’s requirements and emerging market trends, while also securing diverse use cases from a wide spectrum of customers. Deepx noted that the data and feedback gathered through this program has been instrumental in boosting both the technical robustness of the DX-M1, scheduled for release in mid-year, and its user convenience.
Deepx’s CEO Lokwon Kim stated: “Over the past year, more than 300 companies worldwide have carried out customer validations with us, underscoring the rapid spread of on-device AI technology. With the official mid-year launch of the DX-M1, we aim to address market needs head-on and firmly establish Deepx as a foremost global player in the on-device AI industry.”