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Volvo is expanding its partnership with Nvidia to integrate a redundant, multimodal AI architecture across its entire fleet, including non-electric vehicles. This strategic shift moves the automaker from component-based development to building an in-house full tech stack capable of handling urban and highway autonomy using Nvidia's Hyperion compute platform and Alpamayo software.
Volvo makes a bigger bet on Nvidia for hands-free automated driving

Volvo is leveling up its automated driving system through an expansion of its nearly decade-long partnership with Nvidia that will extend beyond its battery electric vehicles.
Volvo is leveling up its automated driving system through an expansion of its nearly decade-long partnership with Nvidia. The companies announced on Thursday that Volvo will use three pieces of Nvidia hardware and software in its future vehicles to provide an automated driving system that can navigate urban streets and highways. Under…
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