DeepX Invests $100 Million in New AI Chip Development

South Korean startup DeepX plans to invest over $100 million to develop a new generation of artificial intelligence chips using Samsung Electronics' 2-nanometer process technology. DeepX has completed the design of the DX-M2 chip and submitted the final plan to Samsung Electronics for manufacturing. The first batch of chip samples is expected to be obtained by March 2027, followed by customer evaluations, with mass production planned for 2028. The total cost of the project exceeds $100 million, covering expenses such as performance validation and production engineering. The DX-M2 chip will be applied in robotics, industrial equipment, and personal computers supporting AI functions, reflecting DeepX's significant bet on edge AI computing, aimed at reducing energy consumption, costs, and latency associated with data transmission.

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