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AI & Enterprise
Why Jensen Huang went to Japan as ultra-large alliance to reshape AI leadership begins
Nvidia has forged a cooperation framework in Japan spanning national AI infrastructure, robotics and automobiles, linking the government and key manufacturers. CEO Jensen Huang visited Tokyo to confirm multiple projects connected to Japan’s physical AI strategy, including support for the state-backed AI developer Noetra. Nvidia plans to build a Vera Rubin AI Factory by 2028. Japanese firms will develop robotics based on Nvidia’s Cosmos model, while Toyota expands use of Nvidia technology across vehicles and production.
Industry
Jensen Huang says next industrial revolution is Japan; Japan\'s four robot makers pursue physical AI with Nvidia
Fujitsu will work with FANUC, Yaskawa Electric and Kawasaki Heavy Industries to build a next-generation robot control platform using Nvidia physical AI technology. The goal is a common control foundation that lets multiple robots operate and make decisions together in factories, logistics sites and healthcare settings. The companies have begun studying a joint business for social application of physical AI, using Nvidia platforms such as Cosmos, Omniverse, Isaac and Newton.
Mobility
Kawasaki begins official development of four-legged robot \'Corleo\' for 2030 commercialisation
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has begun official development aimed at commercialising Corleo, a four-legged walking robot for personal mobility, an electric-vehicle outlet reported. Corleo was first unveiled at the Osaka-Kansai Expo 2025 and drew attention after a CGI video logged 1.2 billion exposures on social media. Kawasaki set up a direct-to-president business development team and is also building related software, targeting 2030 for a global debut of a functional prototype.