Humanoid Robots and Samsung Expansion Drive AI Progress
Startups test home robots as Samsung expands chip plants to meet global AI demand.
The startup Tau Robotics has begun testing humanoid robots for household cleaning in San Francisco. The machines currently operate under human remote control and use integrated cameras to collect data that improves training for future autonomous models.
Meanwhile, Samsung is expanding its production capacity in South Korea to meet the high demand for specialized memory chips. The Pyeongtaek complex operates semiconductor plants around the clock and has new units under construction to support the artificial intelligence sector.
The financial market has reacted with recent volatility to the tech sector. The Nasdaq index recorded significant losses amid concerns about a potential slowdown in investments aimed at AI system development.
Analysts note that the decline in shares of major tech companies reflects uncertainty regarding the sustainability of current growth. The sector faces regulatory pressures and debates over the infrastructure needed to support advanced data centers.
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