Nota AI and DEEPX Partner to Advance On-Device AI Solutions

Nota AI and DEEPX have signed a Memorandum of Understanding at Computex Taipei 2025 to co-develop AI solutions combining lightweight AI models with ultra-low-power semiconductors.

Nota AI and DEEPX have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) at Computex Taipei 2025, announced in a press release. This partnership aims to enhance their global presence in the on-device AI market by merging DEEPX's ultra-low-power AI semiconductors with Nota AI's lightweight AI technology.

Under the agreement, the two companies will co-develop AI solutions that integrate DEEPX's Neural Processing Units (NPUs) with Nota AI's optimized AI models. These solutions are designed to deliver high-performance AI capabilities in compact, power-constrained devices, targeting applications in industrial robotics, smart appliances, security systems, and mobility platforms.

The collaboration includes DEEPX providing its NPU SDKs and development kits to facilitate the integration of lightweight AI models, while Nota AI will focus on designing application-specific models. The partnership also involves co-marketing efforts and joint participation in global trade shows to engage with B2B customers worldwide.

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