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Physical AI: How Nvidia is Weaponizing Autonomous Mobility

NVIDIA has officially crossed the $5 trillion threshold, but Jensen Huang’s ambitions go far beyond chips. From the stage of CES 2026, a new directive has emerged: Physical AI. In this 30-minute briefing, Corporate Files Lab dissects the "Alpamayo" model and the "Rubin" architecture. We explore how Nvidia is moving from powering the cloud to controlling the streets. It’s no longer just about data; it’s about the laws of physics. In this briefing: The Alpamayo Doctrine: Why Nvidia wants to be the "brain" of every car on Earth. Rubin Architecture: The 5x power leap that ends the energy debate. Omniverse & The Matrix: Training machines in a simulated reality before unleashing them on ours. The DeepSeek Factor: How Chinese open-source breakthroughs forced Nvidia to pivot its software strategy. The world is analog. Nvidia is making it computable. Information is the only currency. #Nvidia #JensenHuang #PhysicalAI #AutonomousDriving #CorporateFiles #Geopolitics #ces2026 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Why subscribe to the channel: Join the Intelligence Network The world is changing faster than the headlines can keep up. Don’t just watch the collapse, understand the architecture behind it. At Corporate Files Lab, we deliver one deep-dive investigation every week. Every Saturday, we open a new dossier on the forces shaping our future: from geopolitical chess moves and the AI revolution to the autopsy of failed corporate empires. Weekly Strategic Briefings: One high-impact video every week to keep you ahead of the global curve. Beyond the Noise: We skip the sensationalism to focus on raw data, supply chain reality, and structural risks. The Big Picture: We connect the dots between a factory closure in Shenzhen, a board meeting in Silicon Valley, and the balance of power in Washington. Subscribe and turn on notifications. Every Saturday. One new file. No distractions. Contact: Tony Sale a.sale@cbsnet.it