NVidia releases system which it believes is Level 5 capable

[Matias]

Nvidia unveils new supercomputer for level 5 autonomous driving

 

[boonedocks]

Nvidia is getting as bad as Tesla-HW2 will drive for you....well maybe lets try HW2.5 and see how that goes.....Nvidia...With two Parker chips in our DRIVE PX Parker AutoChauffeur it will drive you end to end....well maybe not...lets try Pegasus and hope nobody remembers Parker AutoCauffeur... Bleeding edge and advertising is quite okay for a $500 video card but when it comes to $80k-$150k cars I wish there was some accountability enforced...

 

[malcolm]

NVIDIA Announces Drive PX Pegasus at GTC Europe 2017: Level 5 Self-Driving Hardware, Feat. Post-Volta GPUs

While NVIDIA is announcing it today, they won't even have dev kits available until later next year, and any kind of commercial release is farther off still. Consequently, the specifications for Drive PX Pegasus are equally forward looking: the board features two unannounced post-Volta next-generation discrete GPUs, which will be doing most of the heavy lifting. To put this in context, NVIDIA has only just started shipping Big Volta (GV100) for compute products, and smaller scale Volta GPUs are not expected until 2018, so we're looking at something quite far into the future.

Not sure this qualifies as a product announcement. Reads more like an architecture roadmap.