Kodiak AI partners with AMD to use EPYC processors in seventh-generation autonomous truck platform

PUBT · 3d ago
Kodiak AI partners with AMD to use EPYC processors in seventh-generation autonomous truck platform
  • Kodiak AI entered a collaboration with AMD to use AMD EPYC processors in its seventh-generation autonomous truck platform.
  • EPYC CPUs will handle sensor-data aggregation and preprocessing, supporting latency-sensitive workloads such as localization and path planning.
  • Kodiak is positioning the hardware upgrade to scale its driverless fleet in the Permian Basin, where trucks already run without humans in-cab.
  • The company is targeting a launch of driverless trucks on public highways later this year.


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