TOKYO (AP)– U.S. modern technology firm Nvidia and Fujitsu, a Japanese telecoms and computer maker, agreed Friday to collaborate …
TOKYO (AP)– U.S. modern technology business Nvidia and Fujitsu, a Japanese telecoms and computer system manufacturer, agreed Friday to collaborate on expert system to supply wise robotics and a range of other technologies using Nvidia’s computer chips.
“The AI industrial transformation has already begun. Constructing the framework to power it is vital in Japan and all over the world,” Nvidia Chief Executive Jensen Huang said, hugging his Fujitsu counterpart Takahito Tokita on stage.
“Japan can lead the globe in AI and robotics,” Huang told reporters at a Tokyo resort.
The firms will work together on constructing what they called “an AI framework,” or the system on which the different advanced AI usages will be based, including healthcare, manufacturing, the setting, next-generation computing and client service. The hope is to develop that AI framework for Japan by 2030
It initially will be customized for the Japanese market, leveraging Fujitsu’s decades-long experience below, but might later expand globally, and will utilize Nvidia’s GPUs, or graphics refining devices, which are essential for AI, according to both sides.
Both executives did not lay out details projects or provide a financial figure for scheduled financial investments. However discovering a cooperation in AI for robotics with Yaskawa Electric Corp., a Japanese equipment and robotic maker, was kept in mind as a feasible example. AI will be frequently developing and discovering, they claimed.
Fujitsu and Nvidia have been working together on AI, quickening making with digital doubles and robotics to tackle aging Japan’s labor lacks.
Tokita said the business were taking a “humancentric” technique aimed at maintaining Japan competitive.
“Via our cooperation with Nvidia, we aim to create new, unprecedented innovations and add to addressing much more significant social issues,” said Tokita.
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