Industry adopts NVIDIA AI tech
NVIDIA has announced a series of new automotive collaborations which will help bring artificial intelligence to the automotive market.
NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang, who described AI-based deep learning technology as ‘spectacular’ for autonomous driving, has announced that Volvo Cars and Swedish tier 1 supplier Autoliv plan to put NVIDIA AI-based cars into production by 2021.
Additionally, ZF and HELLA have shared a strategic partnership to deliver AI technology with the New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) safety certification for the mass deployment of self-driving cars.
Meanwhile, Volkswagen Group has announced a strategic partnership with NVIDIA to apply the powers of AI in its data centres to address a range of enterprise applications and connected services.
Jensen said, ‘There’s no industry that’s being revolutionized like this one and our contributions to it are significant.’
NVIDIA’s latest announcements build on existing collaborations with Europe’s Audi and Mercedes, as well as Toyota and Tesla Motors.
