Nvidia Unveils World-Action Models for Robots, Says Vera CPU Is 80% Faster for AI Agents

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Nvidia unveiled World-Action Models, a new approach to physical AI that combines pretrained scene dynamics with action generation for robots. The company also introduced its Vera CPU, which Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang said was built for agents rather than humans, while Nvidia described the chip as 80% faster.

Taken together, the announcements pair a robotics-focused AI model approach with compute designed specifically for AI agents. Nvidia said Vera is not a standard CPU upgrade but a new category built for agent use.

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@cointelegraph

🤖 NEW: NVIDIA unveils World-Action Models, a new approach to physical AI that combines pretrained scene dynamics with action generation for robots.

@tftc21

"All the CPUs of the past, we built for humans. This CPU is built for agents," says Jensen Huang on NVIDIA's new Vera CPU.

@nvidiaaiinfra

80% faster. Purpose-built for agents. NVIDIA Vera isn’t a CPU upgrade. It’s a new category. Our CEO Jensen Huang said it best: “We built Vera for agents to use.” Learn more:

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