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英伟达与富士通深化合作 共建日本人工智能基础设施

东京6月14日电——全球人工智能芯片巨头英伟达与日本科技企业富士通今日在东京联合宣布，双方将深化战略合作，共同在日本建设面向生成式人工智能的基础设施。此举旨在推动人工智能和机器人技术在各行业的普及应用。

英伟达首席执行官黄仁勋与富士通首席执行官时田隆仁共同出席发布会。黄仁勋表示："人工智能工业革命已经到来，我们必须在日本乃至全球范围内建设支撑这场变革的基础设施。"时田隆仁则指出，双方将率先从日本具有全球领先优势的制造业等领域着手，开发提供全栈式人工智能基础设施。

根据合作计划，双方将整合英伟达领先的图形处理器与富士通的中央处理器及编排技术，共同开发面向特定行业的"自我进化"人工智能体。重点合作领域包括医疗保健、制造业和机器人技术。虽然具体项目细节和投资金额尚未披露，但双方设定了2030年建成日本新一代人工智能基地的目标。

值得注意的是，此次合作还将机器人技术列为重点方向，未来可能引入日本机器人制造商安川电机等合作伙伴。富士通方面表示，当前生成式人工智能应用因高昂成本和技术复杂性主要局限于大型企业，此次合作旨在降低技术门槛，推动更广泛的应用普及。

市场数据显示，英伟达市值本周突破4.5万亿美元，创下全球上市公司新纪录，其图形处理器正被广泛应用于支撑尖端人工智能平台。此次合作恰逢全球对人工智能基础设施需求激增之际，双方还计划将合作拓展至高性能计算和量子计算等前沿领域。

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合作双方表示，此次深化合作将助力支撑"AI工业革命"的推进。
英伟达与富士通正强化战略合作，双方将在日本共同开展AI基础设施建设项目。
周五在东京举行的发布会上，两家企业宣布这一合作将加速AI与机器人技术在各行业的普及应用。
英伟达首席执行官黄仁勋在联合记者会上表示："AI工业革命已经来临，我们必须在日本乃至全球范围内构建支撑这场革命的基础设施。"富士通社长时田隆仁共同出席了发布会。
本次合作将聚焦开发面向特定行业的"自我进化"AI智能体，结合英伟达市场领先的GPU与富士通的CPU及编排技术，重点覆盖医疗健康、制造业和机器人技术领域。
尽管具体项目细节与投资金额尚未披露，合作双方已将2030年确立为在日本建成新一代AI基地的目标年份。
机器人技术预计将成为合作重点，日本机器人制造商安川电机可能参与三方协作。
富士通指出，当前生成式AI需求激增，但高昂成本与技术复杂性使其主要局限于大型企业。本次合作旨在降低技术应用门槛，推动更广泛的社会化普及。
时田隆仁表示："通过融合两家企业的尖端技术，我们将从日本具有全球优势的制造业等领域起步，开发并提供全栈式AI基础设施。为满足AI基础设施不断扩张的需求，富士通与英伟达还将在高性能计算和量子技术领域拓展合作。"
黄仁勋补充道："我们正在共同构建AI时代的基础设施。"
此次合作宣言正值英伟达GPU需求暴涨之际，该产品被广泛用于支撑尖端AI平台。本周英伟达市值突破4.5万亿美元，成为全球首家达成此里程碑的企业。
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The partners said their expanded collaboration will help support the 'AI industrial revolution.'
Nvidia and Fujitsu are deepening their ties, with a new project to co-develop AI infrastructure in Japan.
Announced in Tokyo on Friday, the companies said the initiative will help accelerate adoption of AI and robotics across industries.
"The AI industrial revolution has begun, and we must build the infrastructure to power it, in Japan and across the globe," said Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, who joined Fujitsu CEO Takahito Tokita at a press conference to unveil the initiative.
The collaboration will focus on building "self-evolving" AI agents tailored for particular industries, using Nvidia's market-leading GPUs with Fujitsu's CPUs and orchestration technologies. Targeted sectors include healthcare, manufacturing and robotics.
While specific project or cost details have not been disclosed, the partners have targeted 2030 as the year to establish Japan’s new AI base.
Robotics is also expected to be a major focus of the partnership, with a collaboration alongside Japanese robot maker Yaskawa Electric noted as a possibility.
Fujitsu positioned the announcement amid surging demand for generative AI, where high costs and technical complexity have largely limited adoption to big corporations. The partners said their project aims to lower those barriers and widen access to the technology.
"By combining the cutting-edge technologies of both companies, we will develop and provide full-stack AI infrastructure, starting with sectors such as manufacturing where Japan is a global leader," Tokita said. "To further support the expanding needs of AI infrastructure, Fujitsu and Nvidia will expand this partnership in the areas of high-performance computing and quantum."
"Together, we’re building the infrastructure for the era of AI," Huang added.
The announcement coincides with a booming demand for Nvidia’s GPUs, which are widely used to underpin state-of-the-art AI platforms. Its market capitalization crossed $4.5 trillion this week, making it the first company to achieve this milestone.
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