AIBIZ (CEO Ha Seung-jae), a specialist in industrial AI (artificial intelligence), announced on the 14th that it explored possibilities for technology cooperation with global semiconductor companies at SEMICON WEST 2025 held in Phoenix, USA. SEMICON West is the world's largest semiconductor technology exhibition, with more than 800 companies from over 30 countries participating. AIBIZ has attended this event for three consecutive years. According to the company, through this participation it discussed the possibility of technology cooperation with global semiconductor companies and plans to push for global standardization of AI-based manufacturing diagnostics and design automation technology, centered on its U.S. subsidiary. AIBIZ unveiled three AI solutions covering the entire semiconductor manufacturing, design and inspection process (DutchBoy S, R and E). 'DutchBoy S' is a solution that analyzes sensor-based data in real time, diagnoses anomalies early and identifies factors behind yield decline. 'DutchBoy R' is an AI-based design analysis and documentation solution that automates design data to raise development efficiency, and 'DutchBoy E' is an ELT (extract, load, transform) solution for OSAT (semiconductor packaging and test) companies that processes large-scale test data (STDF) at high speed to improve analysis accuracy. At this exhibition, AIBIZ also introduced its process consistency analysis technology based on 'Tool-to-Tool Matching' (TTTM). The technology is designed to maintain process consistency by automatically correcting deviations between pieces of equipment. The company said the technology was well received by global semiconductor manufacturers and equipment makers. CEO Ha Seung-jae of AIBIZ said, "By attending this event every year, we have our AI technology validated by global semiconductor companies," adding, "This year we achieved results in firming up the possibility of technology cooperation with Tier 1 and Tier 2 level global semiconductor companies." He added, "We will accelerate AI innovation across manufacturing and design." The company plans to pursue joint projects with companies in fields such as (1) global foundries, (2) equipment and (3) OSAT, centered on its U.S. subsidiary.