Nvidia announced a partnership with Japanese companies including Fanuc, with the aim of accelerating the joint development of robotics and artificial intelligence in Japan. Representatives from companies across the key supply chain met locally, signaling that efforts to adopt AI are gaining momentum.
Nvidia announced a partnership with Japanese companies including Fanuc to promote the development of robotics and artificial intelligence. This is expected to move Japan into a phase of rapidly introducing AI into industrial robots.
The announcement was made in Tokyo, where CEO Jensen Huang (ジェンセン・ファン) said AI would make robots smarter, more adaptive and easier to use. Representatives from companies supporting Japan’s supply chain also attended the local event.
Attendees included the CEO of semiconductor manufacturer Kioxia and representatives from Tokyo Electron, highlighting cooperation to strengthen the domestic supply chain and promote the adoption of AI.
Investors are assessing the strength of the investment cycle in artificial intelligence, with developments related to sales and production growth at relevant companies drawing attention.