Chipmaker Nvidia's CEO sees fully autonomous cars within 4 years
Jensen Huang
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Nvidia Corp chief executive Jensen Huang said on Thursday artificial intelligence would enable fully automated cars within 4 years  but sought to tamp down expectations for a surge in demand for its chips from cryptocurrency miners.
FILE PHOTO: Nvidia co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang attends an event during the annual Computex computer exhibition in Taipei  Taiwan May 30  2017. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu
âIt will take no more than 4 years to have fully autonomous cars on the road. How long it takes for the vast majority of cars on the road to become that  it really just depends â  Huang  told media after a company event in Taipei.
But  Huang  joined peers taming expectations of strong revenue growth from a wave of interest in cryptocurrencies. Advanced Micro Devices Inc expected this week that there will be some leveling off of cryptocurrency demand. [nL4N1MZ5RP]
âRevenue for us in crypto is over $100 million a quarter. For us  itâs a small percentage... Itâs obviously not a target market â  Huang  said.
TAIPEI (Reuters) -  [TGT]  said on Thursday artificial intelligence would enable fully automated cars within 4 years  but sought to tamp down expectations for a surge in demand for its chips from cryptocurrency miners.
FILE PHOTO: Nvidia co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang attends an event during the annual Computex computer exhibition in Taipei  Taiwan May 30  2017. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu
âIt will take no more than 4 years to have fully autonomous cars on the road. How long it takes for the vast majority of cars on the road to become that  it really just depends â   [TGT] told media after a company event in Taipei.
But   [TGT] joined peers taming expectations of strong revenue growth from a wave of interest in cryptocurrencies. Advanced Micro Devices Inc expected this week that there will be some leveling off of cryptocurrency demand. [nL4N1MZ5RP]
âRevenue for us in crypto is over $100 million a quarter. For us  itâs a small percentage... Itâs obviously not a target market â   [TGT] said.