Nvidia and Fujitsu Join Forces to Revolutionize AI in Japan

Nvidia and Fujitsu have teamed up to develop an AI infrastructure in Japan using Nvidia's chips, aiming to revolutionize sectors like healthcare and manufacturing. This partnership, initially focusing on Japan, may expand globally and seeks to tackle social challenges with innovative, humancentric AI solutions.

Nvidia, a US technology giant, and Fujitsu, a leading Japanese telecommunications and computer maker, have announced a collaborative effort to advance artificial intelligence in Japan. This partnership aims to deploy smart robots and other innovations utilizing Nvidia's computer chips.

During the announcement, Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang emphasized the significance of building an AI infrastructure to support the ongoing AI industrial revolution globally. He expressed confidence in Japan's potential to lead in AI and robotics development. Fujitsu's experience in the Japanese market will be critical in tailoring these solutions initially for local needs, with potential expansion plans on the horizon.

The collaboration focuses on establishing AI infrastructure by 2030, incorporating Nvidia's GPUs, which are crucial for AI. Although specific projects and investment details were not disclosed, joint ventures, like partnerships with Yaskawa Electric Corp for AI-driven robots, were mentioned as a possibility. Fujitsu's Takahito Tokita highlighted their humancentric approach, intent on keeping Japan competitive and addressing serious social issues.

(With inputs from agencies.)