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Virtual Reality was one of the most popular attendee experiences across all the exhibitors this year, including the Torc VR, which allows individuals to “see” the built-in redundancies and systems inside the Freightliner Cascadia chassis. The Autonomous Demo Experience, which plays recorded Torc ADS highway drives along with their sensor visualizations, provided context when speaking to visitors about our sensor suite and product acceptance.
“Showcasing Torc’s production-intent hardware, software and AD kit on Daimler’s Freightliner Cascadia at this level created a significant wave of attention,” said Andrew Culhane, CCO. “We’re thankful for the attention we got from the thousands of GTC attendees, reporters, and technology partners. It’s another proof point that we’re right where we need to be right now, leading the pack in autonomy.”
The world’s leader in AI technology, NVIDIA announced the releases of new Rubin GPUs for 2026, Rubin Ultra in 2027, a new Feynman architecture in 2028, as well as the next-gen Blackwell Ultra B3000 GPUs. Jensen Huang’s two-hour keynote address on Tuesday drew over 20k people to San Jose’s SAP Center.
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