Porsche leads Volkswagen's new stack that turns fleet data into simulation, promising up to 90% fewer test drives and 85% faster AI test cycles.
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Volkswagen Group announced a shared autonomous‑vehicle data flywheel at NVIDIA GTC Berlin. Porsche will implement the first version, using Voxel51’s data platform, NVIDIA’s simulation tools, and Microsoft Azure cloud. The system connects real‑world fleet logs to virtual testing, aiming to cut repeated physical test drives by up to 90% and shorten AI regression cycles by up to 85%.
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