Ever wondered how big the humanoid chip game could get? A Wall Street heavyweight just dropped numbers that'll make you think twice. They're calling for a $305 billion semiconductor market specifically for humanoid robots by 2045. What's fueling this massive projection? Two buzzwords that actually matter: embodied AI and something they're dubbing "physical intelligence." But here's where it gets interesting - the real money won't be in the robots themselves. The smart bet? AI processors and sensor tech. Those are the components poised to capture the lion's share of value as machines learn to navigate and interact with the physical world around us. Twenty years might sound distant, but in chip development cycles, that's practically tomorrow.
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SchrodingersFOMO
· 12-01 20:04
30.5 billion? That's a matter for 20 years from now, we'll have to see who can control the throat of AI processors and sensors with this wave of chip dividends.
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DYORMaster
· 12-01 19:57
The chip, AI, and Bots chain has been hyped to the limit, each one just drawing a blueprint for 2045.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 12-01 19:54
That's how the chip business works; whatever investors say, someone will believe it. AI chips and sensors do seem to have more potential, but will retail investors get a chance to profit when the real money comes in?
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DataChief
· 12-01 19:49
30.5 billion dollars? To be honest, I don't really trust this number, but there is indeed potential in chips and sensors.
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OnChainDetective
· 12-01 19:42
Wait, 30.5 billion dollars by 2045? How is this number so coincidental... Let me dig into the funding chain, are those folks on Wall Street quietly building a position in humanoid-related chip manufacturers recently?
Ever wondered how big the humanoid chip game could get? A Wall Street heavyweight just dropped numbers that'll make you think twice. They're calling for a $305 billion semiconductor market specifically for humanoid robots by 2045. What's fueling this massive projection? Two buzzwords that actually matter: embodied AI and something they're dubbing "physical intelligence." But here's where it gets interesting - the real money won't be in the robots themselves. The smart bet? AI processors and sensor tech. Those are the components poised to capture the lion's share of value as machines learn to navigate and interact with the physical world around us. Twenty years might sound distant, but in chip development cycles, that's practically tomorrow.