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Nvidia and iPhone manufacturer Foxconn partner for “AI factories”
Graphics card giant Nvidia and Apple’s primary iPhone assembler, Foxconn, have announced a groundbreaking partnership.
These “AI factories” promise to host cutting-edge automation and artificial intelligence technologies. These “AI factories” will revolutionize the manufacturing industry by integrating AI-driven solutions and state-of-the-art robotics to enhance productivity and efficiency.
Nvidia, renowned for its high-performance GPUs and AI technologies, will provide the AI expertise to power the smart manufacturing systems in these factories. Foxconn, a global leader in electronics manufacturing, will utilise its extensive manufacturing experience to create these advanced production facilities.
This collaboration aims to streamline various manufacturing processes, reduce errors, and increase overall output. The “AI factories” will rely on real-time data analysis, predictive maintenance, and automated quality control systems to produce high-quality products with minimal human intervention.
The venture holds the potential to reshape the global manufacturing landscape, setting new standards for precision and productivity. The two tech giants are betting on the power of AI to revolutionise traditional manufacturing, making it more sustainable and adaptable to changing market demands.
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