What to watch for after Jensen Huang’s Japan visit
Jensen Huang left Tokyo with deals spanning Japan's entire tech ecosystem.
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Nvidia's chief executive visited Japan to announce partnerships focused on physical AI, which refers to AI systems designed to run robots and machines on factory floors. Japan is investing in building its own AI infrastructure and foundation models to reduce dependence on American or Chinese systems, while still relying on Nvidia's chips as the hardware foundation. The country aims to deploy millions of AI-equipped robots across multiple sectors by 2040 and capture a significant share of the global AI robotics market. This visit represents part of a broader strategy by Nvidia's leadership to secure partnerships across Asia's major industrial economies.
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