Today, AI lives mostly in the cloud, but the next wave is bringing intelligence into the physical world. From vehicles and robots to industrial systems and wearables, Physical AI is enabling machines to sense, think and act in real time, under strict power and latency constraints. That shift toward real‑time secure compute is redefining what semiconductor technologies must deliver at the edge.
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