Overview
- Wayve said the letter of intent covers a $500 million strategic investment under evaluation for its next funding round, with no closing date disclosed.
- TechCrunch reported that the tentative commitment is linked to Nvidia's £2 billion plan to support the U.K.'s AI ecosystem.
- Wayve and Nvidia have collaborated since 2018, and the startup's new Gen-3 platform is built on Nvidia Drive AGX Thor hardware.
- The Gen-3 system is designed to deliver eyes-off advanced driver assistance and Level 4 features for both city streets and highways.
- Wayve pursues a camera-driven, map-light approach intended to run across multiple vehicle types, with Nissan targeting 2027 integration and Uber preparing London driverless trials.