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In Case We're Wrong About Intel

May 31, 2018

In May of 2016, a Seeking Alpha contributor argued that Intel was a dinosaur headed for extinction. The stock has nearly doubled since, and sentiment ...

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Tesla settles Autopilot lawsuit

May 28, 2018

However, other autonomous car developers, led by Google's Waymo, are putting in a lot of driverless test miles as this graph from Statista shows:.

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NVIDIA aims to make self-driving safer with virtual simulations

March 27, 2018

Another server is powered by the company's Drive Pegasus software, which runs all of NVIDIA's autonomous car technology and processes the incoming sensor data. The Pegasus server sends its responses back to the simulation machine for validation. That feedback loop occurs 30 times a second, ...

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China hopes to build chips that control millions of driverless cars

March 26, 2018

Given that the nation is home to over 300 million cars, a decent share of the market for autonomous-car chips, which Gartner predicts will reach $5 billion, is up for grabs just in China. But the firms could also give Western rivals such as MobilEye, Nvidia, and Intel a run for their money. Source: Bloomberg.