Chinese tech giant Baidu and light skinned slaves eroticizedautomaker Changan have reached a partnership to build a computing center that will facilitate the development of smart and connected vehicles with self-driving capabilities, the companies said on Wednesday. The facility will carry out 1,420 quadrillion operations per second in terms of computing power. Rival automaker Xpeng Motors said last August that it had trained its deep neural network for autonomous driving capabilities at a supercomputing capability of 600 petaFlops, which equals to 600 quadrillion floating-point operations per second, enabled by Alibaba’s cloud computing platform. Great Wall Motor and Geely also launched computing facilities earlier this year, with 670 and 810 petaFlops respectively. Baidu is also developing an artificial intelligence chatbot service for an upcoming new vehicle from Changan, based on its ChatGPT-like tool called ERNIE Bot, according to an announcement. [Baidu announcement, in Chinese]
Previous：Time to Unite
Is it 'Thunderbolts*' or *The New Avengers'?
Best Black Friday iPad deals 2023
Best deals of the day March 14: 9th
Wordle today: The answer and hints for November 24
Then and Now: Almost 10 Years of Intel CPUs Compared
50+ best Black Friday monitor deals: Save up to $800
Staff Picks: Cucumbers, Chiropractors, and Kleptocrats
In the Studio with Lorna Simpson
Sony launches new flagship XM6 headphones: Order them now
Redux: Luisa Valenzuela, Gordon Lish, Thomas Healy
Big-League Bluster
Redux: John Edgar Wideman, Gail Godwin, Jascha Kessler
Best deals of the day March 16: Arlo video doorbell, Acer 516 GE, and M1 MacBook Air
2018 Whiting Awards: Rickey Laurentiis, Poetry
Analyzing Graphics Card Pricing: May 2018
35+ best pet deals to shop on Black Friday
Farewell to Winter, Farewell to My Fingertip
Save over $100 on XREAL Air glasses, and more AR glasses deals
‘Jurassic World’: What was the headbutting dinosaur who saved the day?
‘Radical Intimacy’: love, sex and intimacy in a capitalist society
'Through the roof' Christmas trees are the season's most festive prankTechnology meets nature in beautiful 'Plant Your Mac' photo seriesA glossary of 2016, the words that defined the year11 good things of 2016Everything coming to (and going from) Netflix in July 2019The inventor of the USB sees our pain and explains their design'Harry Potter: Wizards Unite' disappoints with rough debut: ReviewRussian deepAll parents of troublemakers will love this dangerous Christmas cardAmazon's newest Kindle Oasis makes it easier to read at nightToys 'R' Us stores returning in the U.S. by the end of 2019The best place to discover new music? Instagram.5 weird ways to get around this summerHow to download the iOS 13 public beta on your iPhoneTwitter figured out why Camila Cabello quit Fifth HarmonyFacebook cofounder says the company's cryptocurrency plans are 'frightening'Facebook firing Mark Zuckerberg? Don't get your hopes up.Porn age verification plans are being put on hold in the UK once againAsk the experts: 9 books that will help you stand up for equality in 2017Chase Utley finally played catch with Mac from 'It's Always Sunny' Bumble launches AI tool to weed out scams and fake profiles What to know before buying something from TikTok Shop Chasing It Down the Elevator Shaft to the Subconscious: Or, Getting Hypnotized by Jeremy Butman Dream Gossip by The Paris Review Galaxy S24 problems pile up: 4 issues plaguing Samsung's newest smartphone The U.N. says pollution is having this effect on 1.7 million children a year Wild Desire by Pedro Lemebel The Art of the Libretto: John Adams by Sophie Haigney Anacondas in the Park by Pedro Lemebel Five Mixed Metaphors for Translation by Daisy Rockwell Interrupted, Again by Joanna Kavenna "Perfection You Cannot Have": On Agnes Martin and Grief by Cody Delistraty NYT's The Mini crossword answers for February 4 Announcing Our Summer Issue by Emily Stokes Those That Are Fools: At Clownchella by Rob Goyanes Trump's favorite techie thinks there should be 'more open debate' on global warming Inside Alice Munro’s Notebooks by Benjamin Hedin Alice Notley’s Prophecies by David Schurman Wallace Wild elephants get a lot less sleep than you do Freely, a new free streaming service, is coming to the UK
0.5102s , 10153.2890625 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【light skinned slaves eroticized】,Information Information Network