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GM has partnered with Nvidia to integrate AI into everything from vehicle development and manufacturing to self-driving cars.
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Jaguar Land Rover teams up with Nvidia on AI in carsJaguar Land Rover plans to launch its first AI-powered features in 2025.
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Mercedes partners with Nvidia on self-driving tech, plans upgradable systemMercedes and Nvidia plan to launch a jointly developed computing system for self-driving cars starting in 2024.
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Volvo will use Nvidia AI chip in next-gen SPA2 platformVolvo is the latest automaker to announce plans to integrate Nvidia's powerful Drive AGX chips in its cars. Volvo said Wednesday that Nvidia's Drive AGX Xavier chip will be the basis of the core computer that features in the next-generation SPA modular platform, which has been dubbed SPA2 and...
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Bosch and Daimler pick Nvidia AI chip for self-driving carsBosch and Daimler, two of Germany's biggest automotive firms, announced Wednesday that they have selected Nvidia's Drive Pegasus artificial intelligence computer chip and supporting software to power their future self-driving systems. The computer chip can handle over 320 trillion operations per...
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Nvidia pumps brakes on self-driving car development after Uber crashThe March 18 crash in Tempe, Arizona, where one pedestrian was struck and killed by an Uber self-driving car based on a Volvo XC90, has caused massive reverberations across the industry. The latest company to take a step back from self-driving car technology? Nvidia. Reuters reported on Tuesday...
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Nvidia may be best known for its computer graphics cards, but its new supercomputer chip may one day be a car's brain—and in the not-too-distant future to boot. The company revealed its latest artificial intelligence computer called Pegasus, and the company developed it with Level-5 self-driving cars in mind. The scale of autonomy ranges from Level 1—a car handles some basic controls such as throttle—to Level 5 where a car handles every single function equal to that of a human driver. Most of today's "self-driving" systems fall in the Level 2 range, where drivers must still...
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Nvidia’s self-driving car doesn’t need road markings or even pavementMost people will recognize Nvidia as a company that makes graphics cards for computers. But the company is also heavily involved in the auto industry, making computer chips with powerful processing capabilities that control everything from infotainment to self-driving systems. It turns out Nvidia...
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NVIDIA Artist Building Custom GT90 Supercar At HomeInspired by a video game and a youth spent bodging bodywork and tuning turbos, Nvidia artist Adam Pintek has decided to turn his abilities toward construction of a Ford GT90 Concept clone from scratch--and he's doing it in his garage. The whole project smacks heavily of professional-grade work, as...
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NVIDIA and Icon working on 3D gauge clusters for carsAs technology evolves a whole array of new features for cars become available for almost every aspect of the vehicle - from tires, to engines to powerful in-car entertainment systems. Now, specialist company Icon has just unveiled its modern-day take on the humble speedometer, and the new design...
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