Jul 21, 12:08 PM

WeRide, Lenovo Unveil HPC 3.0 for L4 Autos With Nvidia Thor

WeRide and Lenovo have jointly introduced HPC 3.0, a fully automotive-grade high-performance computing platform designed for Level 4 autonomous vehicles and built around Nvidia’s new DRIVE AGX Thor X system-on-chip. The platform will debut inside WeRide’s Robotaxi GXR, which the company says is the first mass-produced L4 vehicle to integrate the Thor architecture. HPC 3.0 delivers up to 2,000 tera-operations per second and, according to the partners, cuts the cost of the autonomous-driving hardware suite by roughly 50 percent. Compared with WeRide’s previous HPC 2.0 generation, the new stack lowers mass-production expenses by 75 percent and reduces total cost of ownership by 84 percent, potentially accelerating large-scale commercial deployment. In a separate note after the unveiling, Morgan Stanley reiterated its Buy rating on WeRide and kept a $13 price target, versus the stock’s recent $9.09 level, citing the expected cost and performance advantages of the new platform.

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WeRide, Lenovo Unveil HPC 3.0 for L4 Autos With Nvidia Thor

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