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Nvidia offers A800 chip for Chinese customers as alternative to A100, report says

Nvidia said Monday it will launch the A800 chip in China, which complies with recent US export control regulations.

Neta partners with Nvidia to equip future models with DRIVE Orin chips

Neta's flagship sedan, the Neta S, is powered by Huawei's MDC610 computing platform, and the Neta U-II, announced earlier this month, uses Horizon Robotics' Journey 3 chip.

Chinese self-driving startup QCraft's robotaxi fleet powered by Nvidia DRIVE Orin begins operations

QCraft's robotaxis, each powered by two Nvidia DRIVE Orin SoCs, is in operation in Suzhou.

Nvidia unveils new system for autonomous driving, DRIVE Thor, with Zeekr as first customer

DRIVE Thor offers 2,000 TOPS of performance, eight times that of DRIVE Orin, and targets automakers' 2025 models.

Nvidia says it got US permit to export key chips in updated filing

The US government authorized A100 and H100 order fulfillment and logistics through the company's Hong Kong facility through September 1, 2023, Nvidia said.

China voices opposition to US export restrictions on Nvidia GPU chips

The US should immediately stop its wrongdoing and treat companies from all countries, including Chinese companies, fairly, China's Ministry of Commerce said.

Nvidia's GPU export restrictions may hinder self-driving R&D for Chinese EV makers

Nio is using the Nvidia HGX A100 to build a data center infrastructure to accelerate the development of smart driving technology.

Nvidia highlights its partnership with Nio after AMD drama

Although Nvidia did not mention AMD, it appears to be clarifying that it is Nio's partner in high-performance computing chips, not its competitor.

BYD to equip some future models with Nvidia's DRIVE Hyperion platform

BYD will equip some of its NEVs with the Nvidia DRIVE Hyperion platform from the first half of 2023 to enable smart driving and smart parking of vehicles.

Self-driving startup Pony.ai unveils computing unit based on Nvidia DRIVE Orin chip

Pony.ai has begun road testing with the Nvidia DRIVE Orin, and the new computing unit will begin mass production by the end of 2022.