[Photo] AI Technology Advancement: 'There Are No Limits!'

Following global big tech companies such as Microsoft, Meta, and Google, even Apple has entered the AI semiconductor development arena, opening the battle for dominance in the AI chip market. While it is not easy to topple Nvidia's dominance in the AI semiconductor market, there is growing potential in the inference semiconductor market, which is cheaper and consumes less power than existing training semiconductors. This has led the domestic inference semiconductor industry to move busily.

The photo shows Seo Woong, Vice President of the Sapeon R&D Center, demonstrating an object recognition demo using the Sapeon AI semiconductor, which consumes less power and offers improved speed compared to existing GPUs, at the Pangyo Innovation Valley Cluster in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province. AI-based object recognition is a study that examines how quickly people, cars, bicycles, and other objects are recognized through black box footage, and it is expected to be applied in various industrial environments such as autonomous driving, mobility, and data centers in the future.