Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said, during a trip to Beijing this week, that if he were a student today, he’d focus on the physical ...

Nvidia developing an 'autonomous car driver's license' based on its tech At its 2019 GPU Technology Conference in San Jose, graphics processor manufacturer Nvidia announced Monday that it will be ...

The Top Self-Driving Car Stock to Own The autonomous vehicle (AV) market is poised for explosive growth, with projections ...

Nvidia’s original architecture for self-driving cars, introduced in 2015, is a supercomputer platform called Drive PX that can process all of the data coming from the vehicle’s cameras and ...

TIME: Let’s start at the beginning: How did NVIDIA first get into cars? Shapiro: We started as a company over 20 years ago. The focus initially was just in doing 3D graphics for computer gaming.

Toyota joins a bevy of self-driving car partnership announcements for NVIDIA, including Volkswagen AG's Audi, Tesla, Honda Motor, Daimler AG'sMercedes-Benz, and BMW.In total, there are over 200 ...

After spending 72 hours watching human drivers, Nvidia's GPU-based computers were able to construct a road-worthy driverless car system.

During Nvidia's CES 2015 press conference, CEO Jen-Hsun Huang showed off the Drive PX computer, based on the just-announced Tegra X1 chip, enabling self-driving cars.

If Nvidia finds the humility to limit its role in the connected car to that of a powerful but dumb computation engine, it may well find the automotive success it’s looking for. See all the ...

Self-driving cars, or even those with a level of autonomy that comes close to it, have been a long time coming. While a certain electric vehicle (EV) pioneer is often called out for being long on ...