Lenovo announced that it will jointly develop the latest generation of vehicle domain controller platform with Nvidia.

CTOnews.com March 22 news, Lenovo announced today that it will jointly develop the latest generation of vehicle domain controller platform with NVIDIA.

Lenovo officials said that the latest generation of in-vehicle domain controller platform is based on a new generation of NVIDIA DRIVE Thor system-on-chip Lenovo car computing high-end core product line, related products are expected to be mass produced in early 2025.

In addition, CTOnews.com learned that NVIDIA DRIVE Thor has up to 2000 teraflops of floating point performance and highly integrated, forward-looking AI intelligence to deliver the cutting-edge AI capabilities, performance and redundancy required for the next generation of software-defined vehicles.

With NVIDIA DRIVE Thor, Lenovo's new generation of in-vehicle domain controller platform can receive signals from external sensors, process them, fuse them and regulate them, and send the corresponding processing results to the actuators of intelligent vehicles to execute corresponding commands, such as automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise and lane keeping assistance, so that the intelligent driving experience will be comprehensively improved.