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WeRide, led by CEO Tony Han, co-developed an HPC 3.0 platform for L4 vehicles in partnership with Lenovo, which integrates Lenovo's AD1 controller.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 3

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WeRide, led by CEO Tony Han, co-developed an HPC 3.0 platform for L4 vehicles in partnership with Lenovo, which integrates Lenovo's AD1 controller.

Who's involved

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WeRide Tony Han Lenovo

How it developed

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Aug 3WeRide announces Nordic region entry milestone and 2027 public service launch target.1 source
- benzinga.com
Jul 23WeRide and Lenovo collaborate on L4 vehicle platform development.1 source
- Just Auto

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The entities involved

WeRide
autonomous driving technology company

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Tony Han
CEO, WeRide

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Lenovo
Chinese multinational technology company established in 1984
- TCL CSOT, based in Shenzhen, is a subsidiary of TCL Technology and supplies panels for Lenovo's gaming laptops.Fri 15:59

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Aug 3benzinga.com
Jul 23Just AutoWeRide and Lenovo introduce HPC 3.0 platform for L4 autonomous vehicles Autonomous driving technology company WeRide has unveiled its latest high-performance computing platform, HPC 3.0, co-developed