Europe can compete in robotics and physical AI, top chipmaker CEOs say
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- ✓Top chipmaker CEOs said Europe can compete in robotics and physical AI at a Munich gathering.
- ✓Infineon CEO Jochen Hanebeck said, "For me, industrial AI or physical AI is, first of all, a must win for Europe." Experts believe Europe’s historical strengths will help build safe systems for industrial machinery.
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As AI moves from data centres into robots, vehicles and industrial machinery, demand will grow for chips and systems that can operate safely and reliably in the real world, the executives told an industry gathering in Munich, Germany.
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"For me, industrial AI or physical AI is, first of all, a must win for Europe," Infineon CEO Jochen Hanebeck said. "There are so many topics where we feel that we are second to other regions."
STMicroelectronics CEO Jean-Marc Chery said physical AI would require close cooperation between chipmakers and customers, including training robots in AI-simulated environments before putting them to work.
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