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Volvo Cars and NVIDIA expand automated driving partnership for future Volvo cars

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Volvo Cars and NVIDIA are expanding their partnership to develop automated driving technology, with the first system debuting in a next-generation Volvo car.

The system combines NVIDIA's Hyperion sensor and compute architecture, Halos OS and Alpamayo Stack driving software with Volvo's vehicle safety systems, according to NVIDIA's announcement on X and its newsroom.

The companies plan to introduce eyes-off and mind-off driving gradually. The reports do not give a launch date, model name, or details on how the rollout will be staged.

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  1. NVIDIAOfficial
    NVIDIA and Volvo Cars expand partnership on safe automated driving

    AINVIDIA and Volvo Cars are expanding their partnership to advance safe automated driving. Volvo's safety expertise will be combined with NVIDIA Hyperion, Halos OS, and Alpamayo Stack driving software, debuting in a next-generation Volvo car.

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  2. NVIDIA NewsroomOfficial
    Volvo Cars and NVIDIA expand partnership on safe automated driving

    AIVolvo Cars says it is expanding its partnership with NVIDIA to bring automated driving technology to future Volvo cars, with the technology debuting in a next-generation Volvo car. The system uses NVIDIA's Hyperion sensor and compute architecture, Halos OS and Alpamayo Stack driving software, alongside Volvo's vehicle safety systems. The companies plan a gradual introduction of eyes-off and mind-off driving.

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