Kodiak AI and AMD team up to boost computing for driverless trucking
The companies say AMD EPYC processors will provide more compute performance, faster processing and better energy efficiency for Kodiak’s driverless trucking system.
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The companies say AMD EPYC processors will provide more compute performance, faster processing and better energy efficiency for Kodiak’s driverless trucking system.
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