Nuvoton sees robots driving MCU demand over next decade
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Nuvoton Technology sees robots and other physical AI applications becoming an important source of demand for microcontrollers (MCUs) over the next decade as computing moves from the cloud into edge devices, smart factories, drones, and care applications.
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