Nvidia and Fujitsu team for vertical industry AI projects

Nvidia has partnered with Japanese technology giant Fujitsu to work together on vertical industry-specific artificial intelligence projects.

The collaboration will focus on co-developing and delivering an AI agent platform tailored for industry-specific agents in sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing, and robotics. Through Fujitsu is initially targeting industries in Japan, the company intends to expand globally.

The two firms also plan to collaborate on integrating the Fujitsu-Monaka CPU family and Nvidia GPUs via Nvidia NVLink Fusion. The combined AI agent platform and computing Is intended to build agents that continuously learn and improve. This will enable cross-industry, self-evolving, full-stack AI infrastructure, overcoming the limitations of general-purpose computing systems.

Fujitsu said it aims to create a human-AI co-creation cycle and continuous system evolution by integrating high-speed AI computing with human judgment and creativity. It specifically plans to accelerate manufacturing using digital twins and leverage physical AI like robotics for operational automation designed to address labor shortages and stimulate human innovation.

In addition, Fujitsu said it intends to co-develop a self-evolving AI agent platform with Nvidia for industries that balances high speed and strong security through multi-tenancy support, built on Fujitsu Kozuchi, a cloud-based AI platform and integrating Fujitsu’s AI workload orchestrator technology with the Nvidia’s Dynamo platform.

The self-evolving AI agents and AI models will be done through using Nvidia’s NeMo and enhancing Fujitsu’s multi-AI agent technologies, including optimization of Fujitsu’s Takane AI model. Deployment of these AI agents will be done as Nvidia NIM microservices.