Nvidia is launching Jetson Thor, a new generation of compact computers for humanoid robots, as part of a broader strategy to empower robot makers.
Nvidia aims to provide foundational technology to the 'hundreds of thousands' of robot makers worldwide, rather than compete directly with companies like Tesla.
The decision to deepen its investment in robotics is attributed to advancements in generative AI models and the training of robots using simulated environments.
As major clients like Amazon and Google reduce reliance on Nvidia's AI chips, the company's venture into AI-powered robotics becomes increasingly crucial.
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