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General Motors Unveils Advanced Computing Architecture for Self Driving Cars - Vimarsana News

General Motors Unveils Advanced Computing Architecture for Self Driving Cars

General Motors showcased its new computing architecture for its Ultra Cruise system. The architecture was developed in collaboration with Qualcomm, and it involves the first dedicated Snapdragon system-on-chips. The new technology is for "door-to-door hands-free driving."

GM Upgrades Ultra Cruise with System-on-chips Architecture from Qualcomm - Vimarsana News

GM Upgrades Ultra Cruise with System-on-chips Architecture from Qualcomm

General Motors in Detroit announced Ultra Cruise will be powered by a scalable compute architecture featuring system-on-chips from Qualcomm.

GM, Qualcomm Unveil Hands-Free Driving Hardware - Vimarsana News

GM, Qualcomm Unveil Hands-Free Driving Hardware

The carmaker will be the first company to use the technology.

GM says Qualcomm's computer chips will power its next-gen 'hands-free' driving mode - Vimarsana News

GM says Qualcomm's computer chips will power its next-gen 'hands-free' driving mode

General Motors announced that its upcoming "hands-free" Ultra Cruise driver assist system will use two Qualcomm’s Snapdragon systems-on-a-chip. The compute will be the size of two staked laptops.

GM Brings Powerful New Compute Architecture to Ultra Cruise to Help Enable Door-to-Door Hands-Free Driving - Vimarsana News

GM Brings Powerful New Compute Architecture to Ultra Cruise to Help Enable Door-to-Door Hands-Free Driving

/PRNewswire/ -- GM announced this week that its next-generation hands-free driver assist system, Ultra Cruise, will be powered by a scalable compute...