A future filled with robots that can reason is fast approaching—and it starts with your car, Qualcomm’s executive vice president says.
The U.S. semiconductor giant best known for designing the mobile processors that power most of the world’s smartphones recently announced it would take on Nvidia and AMD in making AI chips. As Qualcomm expands its product portfolio and transforms its culture, Nakul Duggal, the company’s former auto and smart products chief, says AI will usher in a new era for robotics.
