GM and Nvidia Partner to Advance AI in Autonomous Vehicles and Manufacturing

The collaboration will integrate Nvidia's AI platforms into GM's next-generation vehicles and factory processes, aiming to enhance efficiency and generate new revenue streams.

GM will use Nvidia's AI chips and software, including the Drive AGX system, to equip next-generation vehicles with advanced driver assistance and autonomous driving capabilities.
The partnership includes the use of Nvidia's Omniverse platform to simulate virtual assembly lines, reducing downtime and improving manufacturing efficiency.
Nvidia's AI training software will enhance GM's factory robots for tasks like precision welding and material handling.
GM projects its Super Cruise driver-assistance technology, offered as a subscription service, to generate $2 billion in annual revenue within five years.
Nvidia views the automotive sector as a significant growth opportunity, positioning itself to compete with Tesla's proprietary technology through partnerships with automakers like GM.