Einride builds its next autonomous truck on Nvidia Hyperion as the gap between fleet, driverless fleet stays wide
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Nvidia's effort to make its autonomous-vehicle stack the default foundation for heavy freight gained a partner with paying customers on September 21, while Einride gained the compute platform it needs to expand autonomous operations across its electric freight network — a transition the Swedish company must fund through a period of heavy cash burn and a going-concern warning.
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