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Volkswagen signals shift away from Nvidia as Chinese chips gain ground

Jay Liu, Taipei Mar 20, 2026, 08:05 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

Recent reports suggest that Volkswagen may move away from relying on Nvidia's automotive computing platforms, instead increasingly integrating Chinese-made chips into its vehicles.

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