Cooperating with NVIDIA to develop "physical AI" Fujitsu s stock price soared

Japan's Fujitsu (FUjitsu) and the American semiconductor manufacturer NVIDIA (Nvidia) are cooperating in the field of AI (artificial intelligence). In addition to jointly developing AI semiconductors, they are also considering cooperating in the research and development of "Physical AI" (Physical AI). Fujitsu's stock price soared after hearing the news today.

As of the morning closing of the Japanese stock market on the 3rd (10:30 a.m. Taipei time), Fujitsu surged 3.44%, temporarily closing at 3,515 yen.

Nikkei reported that Fujitsu announced on the 3rd that it had cooperated with NVIDIA in the field of AI. In addition to jointly developing semiconductors for AI, the two parties are also considering cooperation in the research and development of "physical AI" (referring to applications such as robots controlled by AI). In addition, the two parties will also cooperate in the research and development of "AI Agent". By cooperating between hardware and software, we can accelerate the introduction of AI into data centers, robots and other applications.

In AI semiconductor research and development, NVIDIA GPU and Fujitsu CPU will be connected on printed circuit boards or servers. Fujitsu's CPUs have been used in Japan's supercomputer "Fugaku" and other applications. In the future, through cooperation with NVIDIA, they will be further expanded into the field of AI.

In the research and development of "physical AI", Fujitsu, NVIDIA, and Yaskawa Electric have begun to evaluate cooperation. By leveraging AI technologies such as semiconductors and software from Fujitsu and NVIDIA, Yaskawa Electric's robots are driven.

NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun stated at a press briefing held in Tokyo on the 3rd that "we are committed to building the foundation of Japan's AI infrastructure."

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