Automotive AR Conference
A first and in Helsinki.
New from VESA, and why it matters
The Video Electronics Standards Association announces DisplayPort updates and extensions for gaming and the automotive market at CES 2024.
Nvidia details its position in automotive
We speak with Nvidia’s vice president of Automotive, Danny Shapiro, at CES 2024.
Imagination and MulticoreWare get 50 GFLOPS of extra compute from Texas Instruments TDA4VM processor
We spoke with Imagination at CES 2024 about accelerating automotive compute workloads.
MediaTek: In the JPR spotlight
A candid interview with Finbarr Moynihan, GM & VP of corporate marketing at MediaTek.
Imagination and Ventana to develop RISC-V CPU-GPU
Both companies will collaborate to create chiplet heterogeneous SoC.
MediaTek/Nvidia deal—a second look
It’s a bigger deal than the announcement suggests—not selling chips.
MediaTek to squeeze Nvidia chips into cars. Wait, aren’t they already there?
MediaTek will run Nvidia Drive OS, Drive IX, CUDA, and TensorRT software.
CES 2022 highlights: AMD, Intel, Nvidia, Qualcomm
Can you even believe an in-person CES happened?
Nvidia’s Q1 FY22 results
Nvidia, the company that makes the most sought-after GPUs, reported an 84% increase in sales last quarter. The company reported record revenue for the first quarter ended May 2, 2021, of $5.66 billion, up 84 percent from a year earlier and up 13 percent from the previous quarter, with record revenue from the company’s Gaming, Data Center and Professional Visualization … Read more
Unreal elaborates on its automotive ambitions—they’re big
Unreal is staking out more ground in the Metaverse as they see it during their Unreal Build Automotive Event, which, of course, this year was virtual. Unreal has been pitching the automotive industry with Build conferences in Munich and Detroit. The Munich events have been held in 2018, 2019, and in 2021, this virtual event brings in the world to … Read more
Smart driving with Trimble’s new best friend—LeddarTech
Trimble and LeddarTech have announced an alliance around LeddarTech’s VayaVision and Trimble’s machine control technology. The companies say they’ll be able to develop an innovative hardware and software portfolio to improve autonomous machine performance and support safety-critical applications. The two companies will focus on multi-sensor systems including LiDAR, cameras, and GNSS, and bring their expertise to bear on improving data … Read more