WeRide and Lenovo launch HPC 3.0 robotaxi compute platform
WeRide and Lenovo launched the automotive-grade HPC 3.0 platform for WeRide Robotaxi GXR, built around Lenovo AD1 controllers and dual NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor chips.
Evidence notes
- WeRide said the platform had entered mass production for its Robotaxi GXR fleet.
- Each HPC 3.0 system uses Lenovo AD1 domain controllers with two NVIDIA DRIVE AGX Thor chips.
- The partners reported more than 2,000 TOPS of compute and an ASIL-D-oriented design.
Company context
WeRide develops autonomous-driving technology and commercial autonomous mobility products across robotaxi, robobus, robovan, robosweeper and ADAS use cases.