GSI Technology Achieves Key Milestone in Taiwan Smart City Project, Begins Live AI Monitoring
Key Highlights
- ➤GSI Technology (GSIT) completes and accepts initial Phase I stage in Hsinchu County.
- ➤Gemini-II-powered platform begins live monitoring across 20 surveillance cameras.
- ➤System achieves mandated 90% detection accuracy and meets false-alert requirements.
- ➤GSI expects to complete Phase I of Smart Eye Guardian by December 2026.
- ➤Future phases, if awarded, could expand deployment to approximately 80 cameras.
Expert Statements
Lee-Lean Shu, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of GSI Technology
“Successful acceptance of the initial stage of Phase I and the commencement of live monitoring represent important milestones in bringing Gemini-II into real-world applications.”
Lee-Lean Shu, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of GSI Technology
“We are particularly encouraged by the system's initial accuracy and low false-alert rate, which are important measures of effectiveness in public safety applications.”
Lee-Lean Shu, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of GSI Technology
“With the platform now operating in a live environment and having passed the required cybersecurity review, we are demonstrating the practical capabilities of our APU technology while continuing to advance our commercialization strategy.”
SUNNYVALE, Calif., Oct. 21, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- GSI Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: GSIT), the developer of Associative Processing Unit (APU) technology for high-performance, energy-efficient AI computing, today announced the successful completion and acceptance of the initial stage of Phase I of its Smart Eye Guardian project with the Hsinchu County government in Taiwan.
The project, awarded in May 2026, represents GSI's first Smart City deployment of its Gemini-II APU. Developed under the project name Hawkeye, the Company's AI-powered video analytics platform has begun live monitoring of selected surveillance cameras in Hsinchu County. The initial on-prem server installation, supporting 20 cameras, was completed following successful passage of the County's mandated cybersecurity review.
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