European chip CEOs claim Europe can compete in robotics and physical AI
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Infineon, STMicroelectronics, and NXP executives state that leveraging automotive and industrial strengths allows Europe to rival US and Asian firms in robotics and physical AI. They note that while chip demand is growing for real-world applications, most projects remain at the pilot stage with safety being paramount.
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Infineon, STMicroelectronics, and NXP executives state that leveraging automotive and industrial strengths allows Europe to rival US and Asian firms in robotics and physical AI. They note that while chip demand is growing for real-world applications, most projects remain at the pilot stage with safety being paramount.
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