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PANASONIC CORP aims to expand the AI-related sales ratio to 30% by 2035.
PANASONIC CORP aims to expand the AI-related sales ratio to 30% by 2035.January 8, 2025, 2:30 JST
Collaborating with a rival of Open AI, starting AI-related services in North America.
Nunomi, the president, mentions that the way of working and fixed cost structure will change with full utilization of AI.
On the 8th, PANASONIC CORP announced its policy at the technology exhibition 'CES 2025' in Las Vegas, being held in the US, to increase the sales ratio of hardware, software, and solution businesses utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) from the current percentage to about 30% by 2035.
Collaborating with a rival of Open AI, starting AI-related services in North America.
Nunomi, the president, mentions that the way of working and fixed cost structure will change with full utilization of AI.
On the 8th, PANASONIC CORP announced its policy at the technology exhibition 'CES 2025' in Las Vegas, being held in the US, to increase the sales ratio of hardware, software, and solution businesses utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) from the current percentage to about 30% by 2035.
To achieve this, the company will accelerate the transformation towards AI-driven businesses. At CES, they announced a collaboration with the US startup Anthropic, considered a rival of Open AI, to start offering wellness services in North America starting this year.
PANASONIC CORP has a wide range of businesses from home appliances to automotive batteries and electronic equipment for aircraft, but AI-driven businesses have been limited to some areas such as Blue Yonder's supply chain management acquired in 2021. While other companies like Hitachi Ltd Sponsored ADR and NEC are enhancing their AI-related services, combining AI into various businesses is seen as a way to increase efficiency and results.
PANASONIC CORP has a wide range of businesses from home appliances to automotive batteries and electronic equipment for aircraft, but AI-driven businesses have been limited to some areas such as Blue Yonder's supply chain management acquired in 2021. While other companies like Hitachi Ltd Sponsored ADR and NEC are enhancing their AI-related services, combining AI into various businesses is seen as a way to increase efficiency and results.
President Yunoki explained in an interview in December last year that by promoting AI utilization not only in products and services but also in operations, the way of working will change significantly with full utilization of AI, ultimately changing the fixed cost structure.
The service in collaboration with Anthropic, providing the conversational AI 'Claude', is named 'Umi', aiming to become a kind of coach offering suggestions and support for improving lifestyle habits, nutrition, and more for individuals and families.
Anthropic became the trigger of the AI generation boom in the US.Open AI was founded by former employees in 2021. It has attracted attention with investments from Amazon.com totaling 8 billion dollars (approximately 1.26 trillion yen). Former employees of Open AI founded the company in 2021. With investments totaling 8 billion dollars from Amazon.com, it has been attracting attention.Amazon.com has attracted attention by investing a cumulative total of 8 billion dollars (approximately 1.26 trillion yen), among other things.Founded by former employees of Open AI in 2021, it has garnered attention with investments totaling 8 billion dollars (about 1.26 trillion yen) from Amazon.com and others.
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