DEEPX and DeGirum Partner for Edge AI Solutions
DEEPX and DeGirum Corp. have announced a strategic partnership to deliver high-performance and scalable Edge AI solutions, announced in a press release. The partnership, formalized on June 30th, aims to integrate DEEPX's ultra-efficient AI accelerators with DeGirum's intuitive AI Hub and PySDK development platforms.
The collaboration focuses on creating an open, interoperable, and developer-friendly ecosystem for deploying Edge AI applications across various industries, including surveillance, robotics, defense, and industrial automation. Key features of the partnership include a collaborative go-to-market strategy, streamlined AI deployment, and zero-cost premium support for DEEPX customers.
Additionally, the partnership will enable developers to remotely evaluate AI models on DEEPX hardware using DeGirum's AI Hub and Cloud Compiler. A co-developed reference platform, integrating DEEPX's DX-M1 and DX-H1 chips with DeGirum's software stack, is set to launch in Q4 2025, targeting OEMs and developers for evaluation and pilot deployment.
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