Uber will use Nvidia’s new generative world model simulation tool, Cosmos, and cloud-based AI supercomputing platform, DGX Cloud, to support the development of autonomous vehicle technology, the companies announced at CES 2025. Cosmos is being marketed to robotics and autonomy companies as a tool that generates physics-based videos from a variety of inputs, including 9,000 […] © 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.
Uber is partnering with Nvidia to accelerate the development and deployment of its autonomous driving technology.
The main idea is that by using Nvidia's Cosmos, a world model simulation tool, and DGX Cloud, a high-performance AI computing platform, Uber aims to speed up the training and testing of its self-driving models. Cosmos will enable realistic simulations of driving environments, while DGX Cloud will provide the necessary computing power. This partnership comes after Uber's turbulent history with autonomous vehicle development, highlighting their commitment to scaling up their AV efforts quickly and efficiently.
Essentially, Uber is betting on Nvidia's technology to help them overcome past challenges and become a major player in the autonomous driving market.
Uber is partnering with Nvidia to accelerate the development and deployment of its autonomous driving technology. The main idea is that by using Nvidia's Cosmos, a world model simulation tool, and DGX Cloud, a high-performance AI computing platform, Uber aims to speed up the training and testing of its self-driving models. Cosmos will enable realistic simulations of driving environments, while DGX Cloud will provide the necessary computing power. This partnership comes after Uber's turbulent history with autonomous vehicle development, highlighting their commitment to scaling up their AV efforts quickly and efficiently. Essentially, Uber is betting on Nvidia's technology to help them overcome past challenges and become a major player in the autonomous driving market.
