Wireless communication technology is rapidly evolving, driven by the demand for higher transmission speeds, lower latency, and wider coverage. However, meeting the demand while also adhering to global net-zero emission and energy conservation targets presents a significant challenge. This raises the critical question: how can the industry maximize speed, efficiency, and coverage while minimizing power consumption, especially in the AI-driven 6G era?

At CES 2025, Nvidia announced that it will supply Toyota with the latest semiconductor technologies for autonomous driving systems for its next-generation vehicles. Toyota plans to accelerate the development of its autonomous driving technology by sourcing high-performance products from the world’s leading semiconductor companies.

As the push for advanced artificial intelligence (AI) applications continues across sectors, from data centers to edge computing, Japan is stepping up with developing the Fujitsu Monaka next-generation processor.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang believes that the development of “very useful” quantum computers may require approximately 20 more years. Speaking at CES 2025, Huang also highlighted the advanced autonomous driving technology from Chinese automakers, noting that companies including BYD, Nio, Xiaomi, and XPeng have established new benchmarks in the field.