DeepX will unveil a physical AI mass production ecosystem with over 30 global hardware partners at Computex Taipei 2026.

DeepX will participate in Computex Taipei 2026, held in Taipei, Taiwan from June 2 to 5, to showcase industrial solutions equipped with its AI semiconductors and modules. Global hardware companies and solution partners, including Advantech, ASRock, MSI, Aon, and QNAP, will participate in the exhibition.

This exhibition is significant in that it goes beyond DeepX introducing a single semiconductor product to presenting AI solutions in the form of systems applicable to actual industrial equipment. DeepX’s first-generation mass-produced AI semiconductors and modules will be installed in industrial PCs, edge servers, NAS, video surveillance equipment, robot platforms, and smart factory equipment, and will also be demonstrated at partner booths.

DeepX made a name for itself in the Taiwanese industrial sector by winning the COMPUTEX InnoVEX Innovation Award in 2023. While it was a startup recognized for its technological prowess at the time, this year it has expanded to the stage of exhibiting mass-produced physical AI solutions alongside global hardware companies.

Physical AI refers to AI that operates on actual devices and in the field, rather than in a data center. Representative examples include object recognition in robots, defect inspection in factories, anomaly detection in security cameras, and on-site analysis in medical terminals. In this field, not only high performance but also low power consumption, heat management, low latency, and compatibility with industrial hardware are important.

At this exhibition, DeepX is expanding its application areas to include robotics, spatial analysis AI, intelligent video security, smart factories and on-device OCR, smart healthcare, AI NAS, and on-premise edge servers. In particular, as Taiwan is a hardware hub with a high concentration of companies in industrial PCs, servers, embedded computing, and storage, DeepX’s partner exhibition is seen as a demonstration stage for entering the global market.

Kim Nok-won, CEO of DeepX, explained that this exhibition marks a turning point demonstrating the implementation of Physical AI in industrial settings with global partners. DeepX plans to expand the Physical AI semiconductor ecosystem by increasing cooperation with hardware manufacturers, industrial system companies, and software and distribution partners.