DEEPX: CTA’s “What Not To Miss” for 2nd Year at CES 2026

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DEEPX, a global leader in ultra-low-power AI semiconductors, has been featured in the Consumer Technology Association’s(CTA) “What Not To Miss” guide for CES 2026, marking its second consecutive year on this prestigious list.

 

In the official CES 2026 guide, DEEPX is highlighted alongside industry titans such as AMD, NVIDIA, Qualcomm, and Samsung Electronics as a key innovator shaping the future of AI. 

Each year, the CTA curates a list of standout technologies and exhibitors that attendees should prioritize. The 2026 edition places special emphasis on practical AI technologies deployed in real-world physical environments—a domain where DEEPX is leading the charge.

 

DEEPX Makes a Bold Statement on the Main Floor. With the opening of CES 2026, DEEPX unveiled an expansive standalone booth (#8745) in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC). 

 

The exhibition goes beyond merely showcasing semiconductor chips; it offers an immersive experience demonstrating how DEEPX’s “Physical AI” technology is live-operating across diverse industrial environments, including robotics, mobility, smart factories, and intelligent infrastructure.

 

Three Key Highlights at CES 2026 

Showcasing Leadership on the Global Main Stage: DEEPX takes center stage in the LVCC North Hall, the hub for the world’s leading tech companies. This move reinforces its transition from a promising startup to a global AI infrastructure provider.

 

Global “Physical AI Alliance” Showcase: The booth features commercially deployable AI solutions developed in collaboration with global partners, including Hyundai Motor Group Robotics Lab, Baidu PaddlePaddle, Ultralytics, Advantech, AAEON, Sixfab, Dell, Supermicro, Ampere, and HP, spanning hardware, software, and system integration.

 

Driving Real Business Results: DEEPX is hosting relay meetings in private conference rooms within the booth to facilitate pre-scheduled one-on-one discussions with global buyers, partners, and investors, aiming to accelerate tangible business partnerships and contracts.

 

Official CES Programs: Media Briefing & CES Foundry During CES 2026, DEEPX will host an official CTA Media Briefing, where the company will share its business strategy and next-generation AI semiconductor roadmap with global media.

 

Additionally, DEEPX has been selected as a featured participant in CES Foundry, CTA’s newly launched studio program focused on AI and quantum technologies. The Foundry brings together innovators, investors, and policymakers, with DEEPX joining industry leaders like AMD and NVIDIA in featured sessions.

DEEPX ramps up mass-production chip supply for the global market, bolstering tangible business expansion


AI semiconductor company DEEPX (CEO: Lokwon Kim) has been steadily increasing its global marketing efforts since introducing sample chips for international customer evaluation. Now, DEEPX is ramping up the supply of mass-production chips, paving the way for broader commercial opportunities across global markets.

Last month at CES 2025 – one of the world’s largest electronics trade shows – DEEPX was recognized as a “must-visit company” by the event’s organizer, the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), shining a spotlight on the global market. During the show, over 16,000 visitors stopped by the DEEPX booth, resulting in more than 100 requests for mass-production chip samples—strong indicators of the company’s expanding commercial prospects.

During CES, DEEPX showcased various applications of its chips in edge devices for smart cities, smart factories, and robotics, as well as in industrial equipment and edge servers for global enterprises. Demonstrations and on-site meetings were held with a wide range of customers and partners from the United States, Taiwan, Japan, and Europe. In addition, major Korean corporations, government officials, and investors visited the booth on tours to get a firsthand look at DEEPX’s technological strengths.

Among the highlights, DEEPX successfully ran its first-generation mass-production chips using AI algorithms developed by:

– Hyundai-Kia Motor Robotics Lab (robot platform)
– Inventec (smart factory)
– POSCO DX (smart factory & logistics automation)
– LG U+ (industrial and urban security)

This demonstration underscored the critical role of on-device AI semiconductors – beyond cloud-based approaches – in ushering in a new era of AI.

DEEPX also directly compared its solution to NVIDIA’s Jetson Orin, a GPU-based edge platform, demonstrating approximately 10 times the power efficiency and 20 times the price/performance efficiency of its own NPU-based product. By also conducting a ‘butter benchmark’ test against other leading global NPU technologies, DEEPX demonstrated its advantage in power efficiency, thermal management, and operational stability – critical factors for on-device AI.

To illustrate its broad compatibility, DEEPX showcased integrations with application processor (AP) systems-including NXP, Renesas, TI, Broadcom, Rockchip, and Intel-as well as small form factor computing solutions such as the popular Raspberry Pi. The company also demonstrated interoperability with partner industrial PCs and leading workstation and server systems from HP, Dell, Supermicro, Lenovo, Inventec, and others, highlighting the versatility and scalability of its solution.

Looking ahead, DEEPX will partner with LG U+ at MWC (Mobile World Congress) in Barcelona from March 3 to demonstrate on-device AI solutions powered by its first-generation chip. DEEPX will also host its own booth to showcase the roadmap for its DX-M2 on-device AI semiconductor, designed for large language models. Following MWC, DEEPX will head to Embedded World on March 11 in Nuremberg, Germany, where its products will be showcased at partner booths – including Micron, Raspberry Pi, AAEON, DFI, Portwell, SEEED, Biostar, Advantech, and Network Optix – as well as DEEPX’s own stand. The company will conduct additional live demos and meet with potential customers to explore new business opportunities.

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