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November 13 — South Korean AI chip startup DeepX announced plans to invest over $100 million in developing a next-generation AI chip, the DX-M2, using Samsung Electronics' 2nm process. DeepX said the DX-M2 has completed design and been submitted to Samsung's foundry division for production, with first samples expected by March 2027, followed by customer evaluation and a target of mass production in 2028. Total project investment is expected to exceed $100 million, covering performance validation and production engineering costs. The chip will target robots, industrial equipment, and AI-capable personal computers. The move reflects DeepX's major bet on the edge AI computing route — running AI models directly on devices rather than relying on remote data centers, thereby reducing the energy consumption, cost, and latency associated with data transmission.
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