Hitachi and Intel are working together to speed up AI use in important industries

Jun 8, 2026- by CMI| Category : Information and Communication Technology1 min read
Hitachi and Intel are working together to speed up AI use in important industries

Hitachi and Intel said they are working together to use AI, advanced computing, as well as new digital technology in important industries like manufacturing, energy, and transportation.

They will combine Hitachi’s IT and manufacturing knowledge with Intel’s computing technology to make new solutions that aid companies run operations better, save time, and improve efficiency.

The collaboration will focus on five main areas: foundry tools, quantum computing, energy optimization, custom chips, and edge-AI and factory automation.

  • In foundry tools, Hitachi will utilize data from its machines to predict problems and improve semiconductor manufacturing.
  • In quantum computing, both companies will work together on research to develop new technologies.
  • In energy optimization, Hitachi’s energy system will be used in Intel’s factories, as well as Intel will provide advanced silicon chips to improve power systems.
  • They will also explore custom chips, edge-AI applications, and factory automation using their latest technologies.

This partnership aims to make industrial systems smarter, faster, and more reliable.

According to coherent market insights, the Next Generation Computing Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 20.3% during 2026 to 2033. Currently, the market is at USD 243.60 Bn in 2026 and is expected to be around USD 888.15 Bn by 2033. With the exponential growth of data in today's digital era, the ability to process huge amounts of data in real-time has become crucial. Across industry verticals, there is a massive amount of data being generated on a daily basis from sources such as customer transactions, sensor data, mobile users, and much more.

“The coming wave of physical AI will transform the industrial edge of our economy through new advances in robotics, autonomous machines, and other AI edge devices,” said Lip-Bu Tan, CEO, Intel Corporation. “By combining Intel’s advanced computing and AI capabilities with Hitachi’s deep OT expertise and world class IT capabilities, we are uniquely positioned to help industries capture the enormous opportunity represented by physical AI at industrial scale. Together, we will accelerate the deployment of intelligent, real-world systems and bring the benefits of AI to more businesses and industries around the world.”

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Press Release: Hitachi

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