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Nvidia is pivoting its Japan strategy toward a "physical-AI" era focused on robotics and factory automation rather than just consumer applications. This shift involves building sovereign AI infrastructure like the Vera Rubin data center while partnering with domestic firms to develop homegrown foundation models for industrial use cases. The core dynamic remains Nvidia providing essential hardware (Rubin GPUs) while Japan develops its own software brains for critical manufacturing sectors, avoiding reliance on US or Chinese alternatives.
What to watch for after Jensen Huang’s Japan visit

Jensen Huang left Tokyo with deals spanning Japan's entire tech ecosystem.
Nvidia’s chief Jensen Huang spent two days — July 15 and 16 — in Tokyo, courting Japan’s industrial and chip-supply elite, weeks after a keynote in Taiwan, and months after a visit to South Korea. He left with deals spanning Japan’s entire tech ecosystem: a national AI factory, partnerships with the country’s leading robotics companies, and agreements with the chip-material suppliers powering Nvidia’s next generation of AI chips. His message was clear. Nvidia is targeting Japan’s factory floor, and many of the country’s biggest manufacturers are joining in. AI’s next chapter, Huang…
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