Lenovo Automotive Computing showcases L4, L2++ and central computing platform solutions

Lenovo Automotive Computing showcased its L4 and L2++ level assisted driving domain controllers and central computing platform solutions at the Shanghai Auto Show. Among them, the L4 assisted driving domain controller AD1 is built on the NVIDIA DRIVE dual Thor-X platform, designed for L4 assisted driving, and has an AI computing power of up to 2000TOPS. The L2++ level assisted driving domain controller AH1 is designed based on the NVIDIA DRIVE Thor-U platform and provides an ultra-high computing power of 700TOPS.