AIBIZ Co., Ltd. announced on the 28th that it will present its AI (artificial intelligence)-based semiconductor process diagnosis solution at 'SEMICON West 2024,' North America's largest semiconductor exhibition, to be held in San Francisco, U.S., from July 9 to 11. The company plans to promote its AI algorithm-based semiconductor yield improvement technology to relevant global companies. This exhibition looks ahead at the future of the semiconductor industry and the rising demand driven by the expansion of the AI semiconductor market. Organized by SEMI (Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International), it draws about 600 companies from around the world. Thirteen companies are participating in the Korea Pavilion, the largest ever. AIBIZ is presenting two solutions at this exhibition: 'DutchBoy S,' an advanced semiconductor manufacturing process diagnosis solution, and 'DutchBoy R,' an R&D (research and development) document automation solution. These solutions analyze diverse data from semiconductor manufacturing processes to maximize process efficiency and reduce defect rates. Ha Seung-jae, CEO of AIBIZ, said, "Even a 1 percentage point improvement in semiconductor yield can bring a revenue increase of several tens of billions of won every year for a company that earns trillions of won in sales." He added, "To enter the U.S. market, we established a local branch with the help of KOTRA's San Jose IT Center," and "we plan to supply our AI solutions to major U.S. semiconductor, secondary battery and solar companies." AIBIZ's core technology is analyzing time-series data from industrial equipment to accurately identify and remedy the causes of defects. In particular, its method of detecting defects in real time by analyzing semiconductor process data against a normal baseline resolves the hassle of existing labeling work and has the advantage of being immediately applicable at industrial sites. The company has already applied its technology to major Korean semiconductor companies and achieved yield improvement results. It has obtained NET (New Excellent Technology) certification and is about to receive the IR52 Jang Yeong-sil Award. It has also registered 10 patents and filed 26 more, and last year won the Korea Excellent Patent Grand Prize. The company said, "Through this SEMICON West, we will contribute to solving problems in the global semiconductor industry and help strengthen the competitiveness of the Korean semiconductor industry."