Nvidia CEO says software will soon define the car, drive profit

"The [automakers'] business model will fundamentally change. It is very likely that many car companies will sell cars at near cost [by 2025] and largely deliver the benefits to you through the software," CEO Jensen Huang said.

Douglas A. Bolduc

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January 12, 2021 05:00 AM

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