Revotics revolution: AI systems conquer logistics!

Revotics revolution: AI systems conquer logistics!

A lot is happening in the technology world: Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer viewed just as a cool gadget, but forms an indispensable part of industry. During an exciting event, TheCube + NYSE WIRED: Robotics & Ai Infrastructure Leaders 2025, John Furrier and Dave Vellante discussed how AI-controlled robotics change their status from a novelty to a robust infrastructure. The change is clear: Companies like Amazon.com Inc. are now using more robots than people in their camps, which the logistics raised to a completely new level, as Silicon Angle reports.

But not only in logistics will do a lot. Furrier described the current robotics as "primitive", but gives the future through specialized machines that will be affordable - so below 1,500 USD for tasks such as washing or mowing underwear or mowing the lawn. The vision of humanoid robots under $ 50,000 could soon become a reality. We may be on the threshold of a new era of sales power that takes on tasks that were previously reserved for people.

The digital change and the role of capital

Another exciting aspect is the phenomenon of programmable capital. This form of capital, which changes from speculative projects towards a practical economic reality, could revolutionize the financial system. Stable coins that are supported by companies such as Circle Internet Group Inc. are increasingly coming to the fore. They offer protection through real assets and could merge with digital central bank currencies in the future, which is predicted by vellante. PwShub emphasizes that these developments are a new dimension for economic sovereignty.

The boom in digital currencies and the growing interest in decentralized infrastructure have again drawn attention to the basic principles of cryptocurrencies. Unlike in the Dotcom era, the current AI companies are more financially stable.

The challenges for data center infrastructure

In order to meet the requirements of these new technologies, Germany would have to advance a massive expansion of its AI data center performance. In the next five years, demand could increase from 1.6 GW to 4.8 GW, such as the Deloitte. Current bottlenecks and vacancies indicate that our existing infrastructure cannot keep up with the forecast growth. The estimates estimate the investment requirement by 2030 at up to 60 billion euros.

The challenges are not insignificant: high capital requirements, delays when accessing the power grid and regulatory obstacles strain progress. In order to be able to survive in this competition, state support and public-private partnership are necessary. Transparent planning and close cooperation with renewable energy sources are crucial.

In the next few months, numerous events, including the Raise Summit in Paris and the AWS Summit in New York, are likely to offer valuable insights into developments in the field of AI-controlled robotics and programmable capital. The exciting question will be how our dealings with these technologies will develop and what role we will play in this revolutionary time. A clear trend is emerging: the time of AI-controlled robotics has just started.