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Interesting, so no more nVidia hardware...

• Klathmon 8y ago
  Can you blame them? They were bitten once by relying too much on proprietary tech that they had to license from Mobileye who eventually pulled the plug. I can't imagine they are in any rush to repeat that process. Bringing as much of the software and architecture in-house as possible shields them a bit more from that happening again. I have no idea if that is the ultimate reason, or if it was even a significant reason, but it sure can't hurt!
  • berkut 8y ago
    Not at all - it makes sense. But it's probably somewhat bad for nVidia given how much effort (and marketing) they've been putting into their autonomous car platform.
  • Nullabillity 8y ago
    It's amusing, given that they expect the opposite from their own customers.
    • Klathmon 8y ago
      can you explain a bit more what you mean?
      • Nullabillity 8y ago
        Intentionally sabotaging repairability, remotely bricking people's cars, etc.