Yurak Selected for NVIDIA-Backed N-UP Program
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Yurak said on the 19th that it had been selected for N-UP (N-UP), a global corporate collaboration program supported by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and NVIDIA.
Yurak was selected based on its AI digital forensics technology, commercialization potential, and global market expansion potential, and its strengths were cited as natural language query-based AI analysis technology, large-scale data analysis performance, and on-device technology capabilities.
Yurak plans to advance on-device AI-based field digital forensics technology, unveil a prototype of its forensic edge device within the year, and use its network of overseas partners in 9 countries and its Singapore subsidiary to expand abroad.
Yurak, an AI digital forensics specialist, said on the 19th that it had been selected for N-UP (N-UP), a global corporate collaboration program promoted by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups and supported by NVIDIA.
N-UP is a program that supports technology advancement and business growth for domestic startups with innovative technologies.
Yurak was included in this round of N-UP selections after being evaluated on its AI digital forensics technology, commercialization potential, and global market expansion potential. The company's strengths were cited as its natural language query-based AI analysis technology, large-scale data analysis performance, and on-device technology capabilities that enable independent operation in edge environments.
With this N-UP selection as a springboard, Yurak has begun advancing field-ready digital forensics technology based on on-device AI. Its goal is to develop a forensics-specific AI edge device product, and it is moving toward a field platform that can collect and analyze data even on closed networks with limited internet connectivity. Yurak plans to strengthen its market competitiveness with the platform.
Based on its core technology for quickly identifying information with high evidentiary value through unstructured data analysis, Yurak is developing an edge device. The device is designed to support field operators in entering natural language questions and to help them understand incident flow through analysis of relationships among time, actions, and targets.
Based on this, Yurak plans to unveil a prototype of its on-device AI-based forensic edge device within the year and accelerate commercialization. It also aims to secure new demand for upgraded AI products and replacement demand among existing forensics equipment customers.
In addition, Yurak plans to speed up its expansion into overseas markets by leveraging a network of partners in 9 countries and its local subsidiary in Singapore. Yurak CEO Yoo Bong-seok said the N-UP selection marks a turning point for the expansion of its accumulated field-ready digital forensics technology into on-device AI and for linking products with business, and said the company will push ahead with the commercialization of its AI edge forensics device, broaden its scope of application, and create new business opportunities in global markets.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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