DeepX Invests $100M to Develop AI Chips Using Samsung's 2nm Process
11/13/2026 — 11/13, 18:16·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- South Korean startup DeepX plans to invest over $100 million to develop next-generation AI chips using Samsung Electronics' advanced 2nm man…
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On November 13, 2026, Bloomberg reported that South Korean startup DeepX Co. plans to spend more than $100 million to develop a next-generation artificial intelligence chip built on Samsung Electronics Co.'s advanced 2 nanometer manufacturing process. According to the report, the move signals that DeepX is stepping up its push to advance process-node research and development for edge AI hardware. No further details were provided in the available coverage about the timeline for tape-out, mass production, or commercial deployment of the chip. As of this report, the information remains at the stage of a disclosed plan, with no additional announcements about design completion, fabrication milestones, or customer adoption having emerged yet.
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According to Bloomberg, South Korean startup DeepX plans to invest over $100 million to develop a next-generation AI chip utilizing Samsung Electronics' advanced 2nm manufacturing process. This move marks its acceleration in cutting-edge edge AI hardware development.
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