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NVIDIA says Japan ecosystem is building full-stack AI and robotics across industries

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NVIDIA said in a blog post that Japan's concentration of manufacturers, robotics companies, and infrastructure providers is driving full-stack AI adoption across industries using NVIDIA platforms. The post highlights collaborations with companies including Toyota, Yaskawa, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, and Mitsubishi Electric on factory automation, autonomous machines, and digital twins. NVIDIA also noted partnerships with Japanese cloud providers and research institutions deploying its Blackwell and Grace Hopper architectures for sovereign AI infrastructure. The company framed Japan as a global center for physical AI, combining simulation, robotics, and generative AI, and said its Omniverse and Isaac platforms are being adopted for robot training and factory simulation at scale.
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