The London-based smartphone maker said it is developing an AI-centric operating system for intelligent devices like humanoid robots and smart glasses.

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Nothing raised $200 million to develop AI-native devices and an AI-centric operating system. The London startup plans to launch its first AI-native devices next year, targeting smartphones, wearables, smart glasses, electric vehicles, and humanoid robots. CEO Carl Pei emphasizes building a hyper-personalized OS that leverages contextual user knowledge, though details about whether it's built on Android remain unclear. The company faces significant challenges in a market where even major players like Apple have struggled to gain traction with AI-focused devices.

Nothing raises $200 million and announces first AI-native devices