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Uber reaches a settlement with family of the victim involved in the first fatality caused by an autonomous vehicle

Cristina Perez Hesano, attorney with the firm of Bellah Perez in Glendale, said “the matter has been resolved” between Uber and the victim's family.

Customers are looking at Intel's competition after the discovery of Spectre and Meltdown

Whether Intel sees a slew of defectors or is forced to offer discounts, the company could take a hit to one of its fastest growing business units.

Nvidia announces self-driving technology partnership with Uber, Volkswagen at CES 2018

Uber has been using Nvidia’s GPU computing technology since its first test fleet of Volvo SC90 SUVS were deployed in 2016 in Pittsburgh and Phoenix.

Nvidia shares hit record numbers as new AI-based Volta chips provide sustained demand

Nvidia launched the Volta chips in May as part of its Tesla V100 data center graphics processing unit that will power systems from AI to driverless cars.

Volvo and Autoliv to team up with Nvidia to develop self-driving software for cars

The venture set up last year, called Zenuity, will provide Volvo Cars with self-driving software which Autoliv will also be able to sell to other carmakers.

Computex Taipei: Chipmakers at Taiwan's tech fair switch focus beyond the Smartphone market

Chipmakers switched focus at Taiwan's top tech fair to new areas such as driverless cars, virtual reality and AI rather than smartphones.

Nvidia's quarterly revenue beats expectations

Nvidia Corp's quarterly revenue surged more than 50 percent for the second straight quarter and beat expectations, helped by rising demand for its graphics chips and strength in rapidly growing areas such as self-driving systems and artificial intelligence.

Qualcomm to attempt to fight EU antitrust charges during a hearing in November

U.S. chipmaker Qualcomm will attempt to fend off EU antitrust charges at a hearing on Nov. 10 that it used anti-competitive methods to squeeze out a rival, two people familiar with the matter said on Friday.

Nvidia unveils virtual graphics server for low-end computers

Nvidia Corp unveiled a server product on Tuesday that allows low-end computers to perform graphics-intensive tasks, the chipmaker's latest foray into new markets as its traditional PC market loses steam.

Nvidia unveils virtual graphics server for low-end computers

Nvidia Corp unveiled a server product on Tuesday that allows low-end computers to perform graphics-intensive tasks, the chipmaker's latest foray into new markets as its traditional PC market loses steam.