Robots Are Getting Their Own Brain Chip: GlobalFoundries' FDX Fusion

Robots Are Getting Their Own Brain Chip: GlobalFoundries' FDX Fusion

Robots do not think like data centres. A machine that moves through the real world has to sense, compute, decide and act in real time — and it has to do all of that without draining a huge power supply. That is exactly the problem GlobalFoundries wants to solve with FDX Fusion, its newly unveiled chip platform for "Physical AI."

FDX Fusion is designed for robots, autonomous machines and industrial systems. It targets 7-nanometre-class digital performance on an energy-efficient FD-SOI process, combining digital, analogue, memory and radio-frequency functions on a single platform — powerful, but sipping power.

The platform was announced alongside the topping-out of a €1.1 billion expansion of GlobalFoundries' fab in Dresden, Germany, where FDX Fusion will be developed and manufactured.

Put the two stories together and a picture forms: robots are being hired like employees, and now they are getting brain chips built just for them. The age of physical AI is quietly being assembled — one warehouse and one chip at a time.

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