Nvidia GTC spotlights auto tech; tariff confusion mounts

Nvidia's GTC event has become a mainstay for AI developers. The event was held in San Jose, Calif., near the company's Santa Clara headquarters. — Nvidia's GTC event has become a mainstay for AI developers. The event was held in San Jose, Calif., near the company's Santa Clara headquarters. (PETE BIGELOW/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

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March 25, 2025 05:18 PM

Pete Bigelow, Automotive News director of tech and innovation coverage, speaks with tech leaders at Nvidia GTC, including Nvidia Automotive Vice President Ali Kani. Tariff confusion builds as President Trump says auto import taxes could still come on April 2 or sooner. Plus, the FBI and ATF probe Tesla store vandalism.

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