Deeproute partners with Nvidia to enhance driver-assist technology with new chip

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Deeproute.ai, a Chinese startup focused on autonomous driving, announced a $100 million funding round led by Great Wall Motor. The company is collaborating closely with Nvidia and is among the first in China to receive Nvidia's new Thor chip, set for release next year. Currently using Nvidia's Orin chip, Deeproute plans to enhance its driver-assist system with the Thor chip, which will improve its ability to handle complex driving scenarios. The startup has over 20,000 cars on the road and aims to significantly increase that number next year. Deeproute is also looking to expand internationally, with plans to participate in Japan's auto show. The company emphasizes its AI-driven approach, which does not rely on high-definition maps, similar to strategies used by Tesla and other competitors.


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