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AIBIZ Wins Korea Communications Agency President's Award at the 2026 ICT Next Awards
Source : Money Today (https://www.mt.co.kr)
Registered : 2026-07-03
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AIBIZ (CEO Ha Seung-jae), a company specializing in AI (artificial intelligence)-based manufacturing process diagnosis, announced on the 2nd that it won the Korea Communications Agency (KCA) President's Award at the '2026 ICT Next Awards,' hosted by the Ministry of Science and ICT and organized by the Korea Communications Agency (KCA).
The 'ICT Next Awards' were created to identify and recognize companies that produced outstanding results through ICT fund projects, and to spread the results of government policy through result presentations and networking. According to AIBIZ, the company won the award in recognition of its manufacturing process diagnosis AI technology accumulated in the semiconductor manufacturing process field and its results in applying it on manufacturing floors.
AIBIZ is an AI-based manufacturing process diagnosis company that analyzes large-scale data generated in semiconductor manufacturing processes in real time to detect early signs of anomalies and diagnose the root causes of yield decline. Its flagship solution 'DutchBoy' analyzes large-scale data generated in manufacturing processes in real time and diagnoses process anomalies. It learns the relationships among processes, equipment, and sensors to derive causes, and it also supports correcting deviations between tools.
An AIBIZ official said, "DutchBoy is a solution that goes beyond simple anomaly detection to analyze the root causes of process anomalies and support decision-making on the manufacturing floor," adding, "The related technology has been externally validated through patent acquisition, government R&D projects, and various technology awards." He continued, "We are expanding the process diagnosis AI solution ecosystem through collaboration with semiconductor equipment manufacturers," adding, "We will expand the scope of application to advanced industries such as secondary batteries, solar power, and petrochemicals."
