BanYuan Zhixing partners with Lenovo to launch the first vehicle-grade HPC 3.0 computing platform powered by NVIDIA DRIVE Thor chips.

On July 21st, the self-driving technology company Pony.ai officially launched the HPC 3.0 high-performance computing platform developed jointly with Lenovo Carborne, which is equipped with NVIDIA's latest generation DRIVE Thor X chip, and applied it first on the company's new generation Robotaxi GXR. With this computing platform, Pony.ai's GXR self-driving kit has reduced costs by 50%.