Autonomous driving, the collaboration between Nvidia and the Chinese company Hesai raises concerns in the US
The collaboration between Nvidia and Hesai on sensors for autonomous driving could come under increased scrutiny: the Chinese company is already on the Pentagon’s “blacklist,” and experts fear that its lidar sensors could be exploited by Beijing to collect data and carry out cyberattacks.
Nvidia also wants to dominate autonomous driving.
Nvidia first dominated the market for graphics cards for video games, then that of processors for artificial intelligence: now it wants to conquer the sector of technologies for autonomous driving as well. What does Jensen Huang’s company’s plan entail, and why is there skepticism?
All the maneuvers of Waymo and Baidu on driverless cars
Who will lead the driverless car revolution? An in-depth analysis from the Financial Times featured in Liturri’s review.
Zoox, Wayve, and more. All of Uber’s strategies to put autonomous driving behind the wheel
Uber, which with its arrival has shaken taxi drivers worldwide, now seems to want to unseat drivers from the driver’s seat: there are indeed numerous partnerships underway to prepare for the advent of robotaxis, also providing data collected during the service to serve as a “driving school” for AI.
