DRIVE Developer Days -- The #1 Conference on Autonomous Vehicles

Autonomous vehicles are one of the most complex challenges for Artificial Intelligence today, and bringing AVs to market requires the sharing of tremendous knowledge and expertise in end-to-end solutions. For those who do not know, NVIDIA is primarily recognized for providing graphics cards (GPUs) for computers and games, but in recent years thanks to the improvement of high processing hardware, the company has become an essential partner of the automobile industry in the development of artificial intelligence, a fundamental part in the development of autonomous vehicles. After all, this new generation of autonomous vehicles requires enormous computational power and it means that as important as talking about the engine or the vehicles's transmission, with Autonomous Vehicles it will be fundamental to talk about its hardware and software. That's why is at the data center, where autonomous vehicles are born and raised. It is where the car's Deep Neural Networks (DNNs) learn how to detect objects and perceive their surroundings and where self-driving software can be tested and validated over millions of virtual miles.