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- Wayve to train self-driving AI on CoreWeave’s Blackwell cloud
The Next Web reported that Wayve signed a multi-year deal to train, test and simulate its AI Driver using Nvidia Blackwell chips on CoreWeave Cloud. Wayve’s software learns from driving data collected in more than 70 countries, while the companies did not disclose the agreement’s value or length. Wayve has also trained models on Microsoft Azure since 2022, so the CoreWeave arrangement may not be exclusive.
The Next Web · 🔥 4 - Baidu Launches Apollo World for Virtual Autonomous-Driving Validation
Baidu Apollo unveiled Apollo World at its AI Day event in Shenzhen, describing it as an agent-driven, multimodal world model for physical AI and autonomous driving. The system models vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians as interactive AI agents, generates camera and lidar observations, and supports complete ride-hailing journeys from pickup to drop-off; it is already being used in Apollo Go’s global testing and validation, according to InfoQ, IT之家, and other outlets. Baidu says the model can complete about 100,000 kilometers of virtual road testing per day, but AIbase reports that it cannot fully reproduce real environments and that virtual data must be combined with real-road data.
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