Tesla pushes forward on autonomous driving with new computer chip


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 23 Apr 2019

The dashboard of the Tesla Model S P90D. The Pentagon is going to introduce self-driving cars to the military. (Chris Walker/Chicago Tribune/TNS)

Tesla on April 22 unveiled computer hardware for "full self-driving" capabilities as part of its strategy to bring autonomous cars to the mainstream. 

At an investor presentation, the electric carmaker revealed technical details of a new chip and computer being installed in all its vehicles to advance its goals for autonomous driving. 

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