Group 1 - Arm has completed a restructuring to establish a dedicated Physical AI business line to expand its presence in the robotics market [1] - The company has created three new business divisions: Cloud AI, Edge AI, and Physical AI, each focusing on different aspects of AI technology [1] - The Physical AI division will focus on integrating AI with physical movements in various fields, including vehicles and robotics [1] Group 2 - The establishment of the Physical AI division reflects Arm's bet on the potential of the robotics market [2] - The head of the Physical AI division, Drew Henry, stated that Physical AI solutions can significantly enhance workforce productivity and impact the economy [2] - Arm's Chief Marketing Officer, Ami Badani, mentioned the merging of automotive and robotics businesses due to similar customer needs in power consumption, safety, and reliability [2] Group 3 - Arm plans to increase its workforce dedicated to robotics-related work [3] - Several global automotive manufacturers are adopting Arm architecture-based chips, and robotics companies, such as Boston Dynamics, are also becoming clients [3] - Boston Dynamics showcased a production-ready humanoid robot, Atlas, at CES, with plans for deployment in U.S. factories by 2028 [3]
芯片IP巨头Arm架构重组 新设“物理AI”条线开拓机器人市场