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CES 2018: NVIDIA Drive Xavier Innovates Autonomous Vehicles Further
This years CES sees many of the regular stalwarts taking the stage to make grand announcements, the Consumer Technology
January 9, 2018
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This years CES sees many of the regular stalwarts taking the stage to make grand announcements, the Consumer Technology
Just as the ink on the Mobileye acquisition dries, Intel together with newly purchased venture that’s set to propel
Autonomous cars from Volvo will be hitting the roads faster than we earlier thought, Volvo Cars and Autolive together
Toyota Research Institute has teamed up with MIT Media Lab and five other companies to explore using blockchain technology
Toyota will be using Nvidia’s artificial intelligence platform, Drive PX, to develop self-driving vehicles over the next few
Looks like Samsung is given the go ahead to do test runs on the road for their self-driving cars
Waymo has been inviting residents in Phoenix to use Waymo’s self-driving fleets in their daily commute for the past
Luminar, a Silicon Valley start-up, is set to manufacture its laser-based sensor for self-driving cars – which is noted
Apple is given the green light to test autonomous vehicles in California, according to a report from Reuters. The
There is a scene in Marvel’s Logan, where Wolverine drives his pick up across busy state highway with huge
Not that many days ago the talks were about Intel jumping into the self driving car technology industry, after
Intel will be buying Israeli autonomous vehicle technology firm Mobileye for $15.3 billion. Mobileye is a company developing computer vision and
Yes, everyone is joining the self-driving-car bandwagon. This time around we see GM and Lyft joining the party. The
NVIDIA released a new chipset specifically designed for self-driving cars called the Xavier. This new system-on-chip features a proprietary
Nissan unveiled the latest in a series of innovations designed to bring the benefits of its Intelligent Mobility blueprint
Self-driving vehicles could deliver US$507 billion in annual productivity gain, which means drivers could focus on work or other
