AIBIZ, a specialist in AI (artificial intelligence)-based manufacturing process diagnostics, announced on the 6th that it won a 'CES Innovation Award' for its semiconductor manufacturing AI (artificial intelligence) technology ahead of 'CES 2026,' the global consumer electronics and IT trade show. The CES Innovation Awards are given every year by the U.S. Consumer Technology Association (CTA) ahead of the opening of CES to products and services with outstanding technology and innovation. This year, the awards reportedly went mainly to the latest products or solutions with dramatic improvements over existing ones. AIBIZ received the Innovation Award for 'DutchBoy,' its AI solution specialized for advanced manufacturing industries. DutchBoy diagnoses anomaly signals arising in semiconductor manufacturing processes in real time and, going beyond simply predicting factors behind yield decline, automatically analyzes and provides the root cause of problems. In addition, it can perform multivariate analysis of hundreds of process data points and derive correlations by equipment. It also has a function to trace and visualize the causal process in real time. AIBIZ said it is a next-generation AI solution that supports practical, field-centered decision-making. The company is determined to use this award to raise technological credibility and brand awareness in the North American and European markets. In particular, it plans to expand its business targeting global Tier 1 and Tier 2 semiconductor and equipment companies. CEO Ha Seung-jae of AIBIZ said, "Winning the CES 2026 Innovation Award means that our AI manufacturing process diagnostics technology has been recognized in the global market," adding, "We will continue to improve the field applicability of AI technology and lead digital innovation across industries together with global partners."