Weekly NVIDIA Update JAPAN LAUNCHES NATIONAL AI INFRASTRUCTURE $NVDA will partner with Noetra Corp. to build the world’s first national AI infrastructure for physical AI, featuring 13,750 Vera CPUs and 27,500 Rubin GPUs. Backed by Japan’s METI, the 140MW AI factory will power the FRONTia Project, accelerating multimodal AI models for robotics, manufacturing, logistics and healthcare. NOKIA, NVIDIA LAUNCH AI-POWERED RAN $NOK and $NVDA unveiled an AI-driven radio access network platform that could double telecom data capacity over existing spectrum by 2028. The software-defined system, available next year, aims to improve spectrum efficiency, accelerate 6G readiness and expand AI capabilities at the network edge. NVIDIA EXPANDS EDGE AI PORTFOLIO $NVDA introduced Jetson Thor T3000 and T2000 modules, powered by Blackwell architecture, to accelerate mainstream robotics and edge AI. The new systems deliver scalable on-device AI performance, memory optimization tools and support for embodied AI models, with commercial availability expected in Q1 2027.