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Xilinx and Daimler collaborate to develop artificial intelligence automotive applications

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June 28, 2018

Xilinx and Daimler AG announced that the two companies are collaborating to jointly develop a vehicle system which uses Xilinx’ artificial intelligence processing technology of automotive applications. This scalable solution is supported by the Xilinx automotive platform, which combines system-on-chip devices and AI acceleration software to bring high performance, low latency to embedded AI in today's automotive applications. And the industry's best power efficiency and many other outstanding features.

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As part of the strategic cooperation, deep learning experts at the Mercedes-Benz R&D center in Sindelfingen, Germany, and Bangalore, India are embarking on their own AI algorithms on Xilinx's highly flexible automotive platform. Xilinx AI processor technology will be commercialized by Mercedes-Benz to achieve the most efficient commercial use of neural networks.

 

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