Qualcomm and WeRide are collaborating to unveil an autonomous driving platform utilizing NVIDIA's DRIVE AGX Thor chips.
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Updated Jul 23
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What happened
Qualcomm and WeRide are collaborating to unveil an autonomous driving platform utilizing NVIDIA's DRIVE AGX Thor chips.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Qualcomm and WeRide partner to develop an autonomous driving platform based on DRIVE AGX Thor.1 source
WeRide launched its new high-performance computing platform, HPC 3.0, which is powered by NVIDIA's DRIVE AGX Thor chips.1 source
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Newest first; wire copies grouped- Simply Wall St.This Week In AI Chips - WeRide Lenovo NVIDIA Unveil Groundbreaking Autonomous Driving Platform In a significant development for the AI chips sector, WeRide, in collaboration with Lenovo and NVIDIA, h
- Simply Wall St.NVIDIA (NVDA) Advances AI and Autonomous Driving with Innovative Partnerships and Cloud Solutions NVIDIA recently made headlines with the launch of WeRide's HPC 3.0 platform, which showcases its DRIV