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QCraft said on Wednesday that the company will adopt U.S. computer graphics giant Nvidia’s Drive Orin automotive system-on-a-chip to power its third-generation Level 4 self-driving hardware solution.
China’s second-largest mobile chip maker, UNISOC, aims to launch its own 5G chipset way ahead of schedule by 2020 to rival global leaders such as Qualcomm, and augment China’s competency in creating fundamental technologies.
On August 15th, Vice President of NIO (Anhui) Technology Co., Ltd., stated that in the next one to two years, some key chips including the assisted driving chip will also be self-developed and mass-produced.
XPeng is dropping NVIDIA Thor in favor of its self-developed chip, which could debut in vehicles as early as May. Moving forward, all new models will be equipped with in-house chips.
Tencent has over the past month posted several computer chip R&D positions to its official recruitment website, including chip architect, verification engineer, etc.
China's information and industrial authority advocated for further cooperation between semiconductor manufacturers to prepare for the upcoming 5G era. SEE ALSO...