Nvidia and Uber further solidified a date the AV industry has been striving towards for years: large-scale robotaxis in regular service. The two companies plan to begin ramping a global autonomous fleet in 2027, growing toward 100,000 vehicles that will eventually roll directly onto Uber’s ride-hailing network. The backbone of the autonomous solution is Nvidia’s DRIVE AGX Hyperion 10 platform running the company’s DRIVE AV software stack, paired with a joint “AI data factory” leveraging Nvidia’s Cosmos development platform, that will train foundational AI models on “trillions” of real-world and synthetic driving miles.
Nvidia And Uber Aim To Make Robotaxis Real By 2027
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