QRT, a company specializing in semiconductor reliability assessments and comprehensive analysis, is joining forces with AIWorks, an artificial intelligence (AI) data and solutions provider, to collaborate on semiconductor reliability verification.

Representatives from QALT and AIworks are taking a commemorative photo at the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for "AI-Based Semiconductor Test, Analysis, and Verification Cooperation." QALT

Representatives from QALT and AIworks are taking a commemorative photo at the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for "AI-Based Semiconductor Test, Analysis, and Verification Cooperation." QALT

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On September 10, QRT announced that it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with AIWorks for 'AI-based Semiconductor Testing, Analysis, and Verification Collaboration.'


The primary objective of this agreement is to maximize the efficiency and accuracy of testing and analysis by integrating AI technology into the semiconductor reliability verification process. The two companies will establish an intelligent verification system in which AI autonomously learns from the large volumes of log data and defect analysis data accumulated during testing, enabling early detection of anomalies.


Specifically, both parties plan to focus their efforts on: ▲ developing AI models based on semiconductor test and analysis data ▲ detecting anomalies and estimating or predicting defect causes in test results ▲ automating the reliability assessment process ▲ and jointly conducting proof-of-concept (PoC) projects in highly reliable industrial sectors.



Kyubok Lee, CEO of QRT, stated, "In the era of AI semiconductors, the speed and precision of testing and analysis are vital factors that determine a company's competitiveness," adding, "By combining QRT's assessment technologies, accumulated over many years, with AIWorks' AI capabilities, we will actively expand our business into high-reliability markets such as aerospace, aviation, and defense."


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