Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.(NYSE:TSM) is betting that the next wave of artificial intelligence won't just require more computing power — it will require machines that can see and understand the physical world.
台積電(NYSE:TSM)認為,人工智慧的下一波浪潮不僅需要更強的計算能力,還需要能夠感知並理解物理世界的機器。
TSMC andSony Group Corp(NYSE:SONY) are planning to invest roughly $6.3 billion in a joint venture to produce next-generation image sensors in Japan, with commercial production potentially beginning as early as 2029. Sony will own 60% of the venture and TSMC 40%. The companies also plan to explore physical-AI applications including automotive and robotics.
台積電和索尼集團(NYSE:SONY)計劃共同投資約$63億,在日本成立一家合資企業,生產下一代圖像傳感器,商業生產最早可能於2029年開始。索尼將持有該合資企業60%的股份,台積電持股40%。雙方還計劃探索包括汽車和機器人在內的實體人工智慧(physical-AI)應用。