DeepX eyes 'first mover' strategy in physical AI via Intel, AMD
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South Korean AI chip startup DeepX is pursuing a 'first mover' strategy in the global physical AI market through partnerships with Intel and AMD, its leadership said in a Yonhap interview. Physical AI refers to artificial intelligence deployed in robots, machines and other systems that interact with the real world, a field drawing growing investment as AI moves beyond software. DeepX designs semiconductors aimed at running AI workloads efficiently at the edge. The company did not disclose terms of the partnerships in the interview.
Why it matters:Physical AI is becoming the next competitive frontier in chips, and partnerships with Intel and AMD could give smaller players like DeepX a foothold.
Key points
- DeepX is a South Korean AI chip startup.
- It is partnering with Intel and AMD for physical AI.
- Physical AI covers systems such as robots that act in the real world.
Sources (original reporting)
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