Uber Partners with Nvidia to Deploy 100,000 Robotaxis Worldwide by 2027
Uber Technologies has announced an ambitious collaboration with Nvidia to develop and deploy a global fleet of 100,000 autonomous robotaxis, marking a major leap in the commercialisation of driverless transport. The partnership aims to begin large-scale deployment by 2027, with the initiative unveiled during Nvidia’s GTC conference in Washington, DC. Strategic Collaboration for Autonomous Mobility The partnership builds on an earlier agreement from January, under which Uber shared driving data to enhance Nvidia’s artificial intelligence and chip systems for self-driving vehicles. Nvidia’s new platform, Drive AGX Hyperion 10, will form the backbone of the project, enabling automakers to integrate advanced sensors and hardware compatible with autonomous driving software. This technology will help Uber operate a large-scale, AI-powered mobility network across its global markets. Stellantis and Foxconn to Supply First Robotaxis Automaker Stellantis will supply at least 5,000 robotaxi...