What’s next after agentic AI? Physical AI, Nvidia says

“New local jobs are already being created for today’s robotaxi fleets, and we’ll scale even more with this new partnership … manufacturing and vehicle integration, fleet operations, depot logistics, cleaning, charging, remote assistance, customer support, compliance, and more,” Briski said.

Finally, Nvidia announced IGX Thor, an AI computer for the industrial and medical applications. It will use the latest Blackwell GPU and include AI models to support those verticals. IGX Thor will come in two versions, the integrated IGX T7000 system for direct purchase, and the IGX T5000, which can be customized by system makers.

“It’s industrial-grade performance, so it has a much higher extended temperature range and vibration tolerance,” Labaredian said, adding, “We have seen many customers in that space demand those features.”

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