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NVIDIA and Mercedes-Benz extend partnership on next-generation automated driving systems

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NVIDIA and Mercedes-Benz will extend their partnership to jointly develop next-generation driver assistance and automated driving systems, according to an NVIDIA Newsroom post on October 16, 2026.

The collaboration combines Mercedes-Benz's MB.OS operating system with NVIDIA's Hyperion compute and sensor architecture, Alpamayo Stack driving software and Halos safety system. The partners say the work supports advanced driver assistance and future SAE Level 4 applications, including robolimousines. NVIDIA says Halos adds a parallel safety stack that provides redundancy and guardrails. NVIDIA's X post says the work will uphold the high safety standards expected of Mercedes-Benz. Neither post gives a timeline or product release details.

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  1. NVIDIAOfficial
    NVIDIA and Mercedes-Benz expand partnership on automated driving systems

    AINVIDIA says it is expanding its strategic partnership with Mercedes-Benz AG to develop the next generation of driver assistance and automated driving systems. The post says the work will uphold the high safety standards expected from a Mercedes-Benz.

    Logos of Mercedes and NVIDIA on a black background.
  2. NVIDIA NewsroomOfficial
    Mercedes-Benz and NVIDIA extend partnership on next-generation automated driving systems

    AIMercedes-Benz and NVIDIA will extend their partnership to jointly develop next-generation driver assistance and automated driving systems. The collaboration combines Mercedes-Benz's MB.OS operating system with NVIDIA Hyperion compute and sensor architecture, Alpamayo Stack driving software and Halos safety system. The partners say the work supports advanced driver assistance and future SAE Level 4 applications, including robolimousines.

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