Game Developers Session (GDS Prague) - 23rd Festival of Game Development · 5 – 6. 12, 2025

Twitch is the world

The second day of the GDS2025 World Digital Summit, hosted by the Nikkei Inc., featured a critical panel discussion on the development of digital infrastructure to support the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI). Leading industry figures, including Naoki Shibuya, President of NTT East Japan, and Takuro Ikagawa, Senior Officer at the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, took part in the discussion.

Introduction: At the GDS2025 World Digital Summit, Ren Itoh, the COO of Sakana AI, a promising startup founded by former Google researchers, shared groundbreaking insights on the future of AI. The summit, hosted by the Nikkei, brought together tech leaders to explore the next steps for AI development. Itoh's address focused on the emerging trends in AI and its practical applications, particularly the integration of "tacit knowledge" into AI models.

量子コンピューターの研究開発で知られる東京大学の古沢明教授は23日、「GDS2025世界デジタルサミット」（主催:日本経済新聞社）で講演した。古沢氏らが開発を目指す光を使う量子コンピューターについて、「人工知能（AI）を電気から光で動かせるようになり、莫大な電力消費を抑えることにつながる。電気から光に転換することでエネルギー問題が解決して地球は救える」と語った。量子コンピューターは「量子力学」

かわにし・いずみ　1986年（昭61）ソニー入社。非接触ICカード「FeLiCa」の事業部長などを経て、2017年にAIロボティクスビジネスグループ長。21年ソニーグループ常務執行役員。22年から現職。ソニーグループとホンダが折半出資するソニー・ホンダモビリティの川西泉社長兼最高執行責任者（COO）は23日の「GDS2025世界デジタルサミット」（日本経済新聞社主催）の講演後に取材に「アニメやゲ

A Glimpse Into a Photonic Future At the 2025 Global Digital Summit (GDS2025), hosted by Nikkei, Professor Akira Furusawa from the University of Tokyo presented a bold vision: a world saved by light. Furusawa, a renowned leader in quantum computing research, believes his team’s photonic quantum computer—one that uses light instead of electricity—could drastically reduce global energy consumption, even reshaping the future of AI infrastructure.

Building an Inclusive Future with AI Starts with Infrastructure At the heart of the 2025 Global Digital Summit (GDS2025), held by Nikkei in Japan, Google Vice President Brian Quigley delivered a compelling speech that struck a nerve across governments and tech industries. His core message? Without equal access to digital infrastructure, especially in underserved regions, the world risks creating a deepening AI divide—a rift where only the well-connected benefit from the transformative power of artificial intelligence.

Japan’s Digital Future Under the Spotlight at GDS2025 Summit As the world accelerates toward widespread artificial intelligence (AI) integration, Japan finds itself at a pivotal moment. On July 22, the first day of the GDS2025 Global Digital Summit hosted by Nikkei Inc., a key panel discussion unfolded around the theme of AI utilization by Japanese companies. This summit is a crucial prelude to the main event, set to continue on July 23, which gathers industry leaders and policymakers from around the world to explore the promise and pitfalls of emerging technologies—especially generative AI.

In an era where digital platforms often amplify division, Audrey Tang—the first Digital Minister of Taiwan and an outspoken advocate for civic technology—offers a counter-narrative. At the GDS2025 Global Digital Summit, Tang highlighted how digital tools and AI can be leveraged not to fracture society, but to rebuild trust, encourage inclusive dialogue, and deepen democratic participation. Her vision is not built on hypothetical speculation.

Introduction: A Turning Point in AI Evolution At the GDS2025 World Digital Summit, one of the most significant developments in artificial intelligence was put on display by Sharon Zhou, Corporate Vice President at AMD (Advanced Micro Devices). In her keynote, Zhou revealed a seismic shift in AI development: the idea of AI creating AI. According to Zhou, this transformation could lead to a 20x increase in development efficiency, drastically reducing the cost and time required to build high-performance AI systems.

The Future is Light: A Game-Changer for AI Infrastructure At the GDS2025 World Digital Summit, Akira Shimada, President of NTT (Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation), unveiled a vision that could redefine the infrastructure of artificial intelligence (AI) globally. As the world races toward AI dominance, a new bottleneck emerges—not computing power, but energy. Shimada's answer? A revolutionary shift from traditional electronic communication to optical (light-based) computing, which promises unprecedented energy efficiency and speed.

Introduction: At the prestigious GDS2025 Global Digital Summit, held on July 22–23, PwC Japan Consulting CEO Masaki Yasui delivered a powerful message to business leaders across the country: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer an optional enhancement — it is the backbone of modern management. In a keynote address hosted by Nikkei Inc., Yasui underscored that AI should be central to business strategy, not just operational support.

Where Innovation Meets Policy: Japan Hosts a Visionary Tech Dialogue The GDS2025 Global Digital Summit is set to kick off on July 22–23 in Tokyo, spearheaded by Nikkei Inc. This high-profile forum will bring together over 20 influential leaders including government officials, tech CEOs, and researchers to explore the real-world impact of cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing.

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