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Generative AI in the data center and automotive industry is enhancing safety and user experiences. NVIDIA GTC showcased the latest in automotive technology, including the NVIDIA Blackwell platform for AI computing. DRIVE Thor will integrate NVIDIA Blackwell to enable generative AI applications in vehicles. Major automakers like BYD are adopting the technology for their future fleets. Other partners are also making significant advancements in AI integration in vehicles.

The NVIDIA auto booth at GTC highlighted the widespread adoption of the NVIDIA DRIVE platform by showcasing electronic control units from various partners like Bosch, Lenovo, and ZEEKR. Numerous automotive partners like Ansys, Foretellix, Lenovo, MediaTek, NODAR, OMNIVISION, Plus, Seyond, SoundHound, Voxel51, and Waabi announced next-generation products at the event. Lidar advancements and autonomous driving software were among the key topics of interest at the automotive pavilion.

Partners like Ford, Geely, General Motors, Jaguar Land Rover, and Zoox participated in various panels and sessions at GTC, discussing data center applications and safe autonomous vehicle development. Viewers can catch up on the sessions on demand to stay informed about the latest advancements in generative AI and automotive technology showcased at the event. Jensen Huang’s GTC keynote provides a comprehensive overview of the latest innovations in the industry.



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