The 'physical AI' era has arrived for the auto industry, and it's all on display at CES. Here's what we're expecting from the tech trade show.

Chip technology company Arm Holdings has reorganized the company to create a Physical AI unit to expand its presence in the robotics market, company executives told Reuters at CES, where robots are a theme of the year.

Arm Holdings is restructuring its business by launching a new Physical AI division that combines robotics and automotive efforts, as interest in humanoid robots surges across the tech and auto industries at CES.

Arm Holdings has created a Physical AI unit to expand into robotics, aligning automotive and robot technologies as humanoid machines dominate discussions at CES.

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