Chip giant Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has gained Tokyo-based Turing as a customer through AMD Ventures, the investment arm of AMD. The Japanese firm is building fully autonomous vehicles and has been sourcing chips from industry leader Nvidia (NVDA).
Now, AMD has a foothold in the company’s supply chain, as Turing started running roughly 10% of its AI training on AMD chips. Therefore, AMD now claims a share of the pie in the autonomous vehicle chip market as well. A share previously claimed by Nvidia.