Recent advancements in AI chip technology are being demonstrated through a collaborative initiative between Otto Group and Sereact. The partners are deploying up to 25 NVIDIA-powered AI-controlled robots in a logistics center to automate the labor-intensive task of handling returned items. Utilizing Sereact’s Cortex Physical AI, the robots are capable of processing items without prior specific training, thanks to simulation and testing enhancements provided by NVIDIA’s systems. By implementing a two-phase deployment, Otto Group aims to evaluate the system’s feasibility for large-scale use, highlighting a significant step in automating complex processes in retail logistics.
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NVIDIA last closed at $217.94 up 0.9%.
In other market news, Kioxia Holdings was a standout up 14.5% and ending the day at ¥14,430. In the meantime, Xi’an ESWIN Material Technology lagged, down 17.4% to close at CN¥15.81, hovering around its 52-week low.
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Advanced Micro Devices closed at $560.26 up 5.5%. AMD announced yesterday a strategic partnership with Meta Platforms, focusing on AI infrastructure powered by AMD technologies.
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Broadcom finished trading at $342.33 up 4%. On Tuesday, Broadcom shipped fixes for 89 vulnerabilities in TrueSource Spring Enterprise to key clients before public disclosure.
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Micron Technology settled at $928.76 up 2.8%. The company’s ex-dividend date for a $0.15 cash dividend is in 2 days.
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