Nvidia, LG Build AI Factory for Humanoid Robots
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- Nvidia and LG expanded their partnership across AI, robotics, and mobility, including co-designing future data center architectures
- The companies will build an AI factory based on Nvidia's DSX platform to advance physical AI and mobility applications
- Jensen Huang visited LG Group headquarters, shouted "Fighting LG," and emphasized the companies are collaborating
- Huang specifically praised LG's cooling and power technology, hinting at a possible follow-up meeting in the US
- The partnership extends to humanoid robots, with Nvidia and LG working together on robotics development and AI data centers
- Koo Kwang-mo and Jensen Huang met again just three days after their previous meeting, broadening cooperation across LG's divisions
Why it matters: This deal repositions LG from a chip buyer to a co-builder of physical-AI infrastructure — Huang specifically praised LG's cooling and power tech, not its software or services. The humanoid robotics focus matters because LinkedIn commentator Linda Sui noted that "China continues to lead in scale," framing the Nvidia-LG tie-up as a competitive signal in the physical-AI race.
