The court has partially dismissed a class action lawsuit against GM and Cruise LLC over AV robotaxi claims, while allowing ...

This collaboration marks a strategic shift for GM following the collapse of its Cruise robotaxi division last year. Instead of going solo, the automaker is tapping into Nvidia's expertise in AI ...

General Motors will use artificial intelligence chips and software from Nvidia to develop autonomous vehicle technology for ...

GM scrapped the Cruise robotaxi business in December, almost a year after it also gave up plans to develop the Ultra Cruise, its Tesla FSD rival. At the time, many thought GM would end up ...

The privacy risks posed by the artificial intelligence industry are slowly coming into view. Alphabet’s robotaxi business, ...

After ending its Cruise robotaxi operations last year, General Motors is now planning to develop its next-generation vehicles using Nvidia's AI chips, the two companies announced today.

The bottom line is that there are some near-term headwinds, and they could certainly lower the company's margins for the time ...

General Motors Co. is expanding its partnership with technology company Nvidia Corp. to leverage artificial intelligence for designing future manufacturing plants and to improve self-driving systems.

GM says it will apply ... Before it was shuttered, Cruise was exploring developing its own chips to reduce costs for its parent company. The robotaxi startup had been using Nvidia’s in-car ...

GM used Nvidia's chips to power its self-driving Cruise robotaxis. But it started developing custom chips in-house to reduce cost and dependency before it shut down the robotaxi business last year ...