Nvidia Corp. said Monday it will supply its advanced semiconductors to Toyota Motor Corp. to help the Japanese automaker develop technologies related to autonomous vehicles.
Along with the device specially designed to be used in driverless cars, the California-based chip giant said it will also offer Toyota its software that can handle the maneuvering of such vehicles.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said in a speech, "I'm super, super pleased to announce that today Toyota and Nvidia are going to partner together to create their next generation of AVs."
Huang unveiled the plan during his keynote address ahead of the opening of the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
In 2017, Nvidia said Toyota adopted its artificial intelligence technology for self-driving cars to be put on the market.