How NVIDIA's Blackwell AI chip is going to change the game for self-driving cars

In an exclusive interview, Shapiro detailed NVIDIA's monumental role in crafting the cars of the future.

Shapiro explained the tech giant is not building the robots nor the cars, but building the core technology for it; providing the base platform essential for autonomous operations.

Broken down into three phases - training AI, testing simulations and finally the computer that actually sits in the car - he claims NVIDIA's tech plays an integral part in each phase.

Shapiro also stated that the company's flagship chip, the "Blackwell", is going to change the game for autonomous vehicles, plus promising new architecture every year in order to keep up with the constantly-evolving AI tech.

Watch the full interview to hear more about the company's revolutionary tech and what the future of autonomy could look like.

[johnsutherland]

Autonomy will change the world for the better. Scrolling through the videos made by this channel I didn't see any relating to the autonomy leader Tesla

[bootstrapstylerich]

I'm betting on NVDA, PLTR and my AI-focused portfolio going forward from here and well into 2030.

[tiromandal]

Amazing interview! NVIDIA to the moon! Insta subbed!

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Etched asic will replace GPU for inference