GM boosts processing power, speeds decision-making for Ultra Cruise

Ultra Cruise processor — (Jim Frenak-FPI Studios)

January 06, 2022 07:05 PM

Despite its compact size, the compute architecture that will enable General Motors' Ultra Cruise driver-assist technology will have the processing power of several hundred personal computers, allowing the system to make quick decisions on city streets, the automaker said Thursday.

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