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Always great to start the new
year at CES, and once again

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we're talking about autonomous
driving. Where in recent years

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the automotive industry was
rightly focused on electrification,

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key players, such as Waymo, have
been aggressively pushing the

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ball forward on autonomous
vehicle development, with Waymo

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now conducting more than 150,000
driverless pay trips per week

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across Phoenix, San Francisco,
and Los Angeles.

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Then, during the kickoff address
for CES on Monday evening,

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Nvidia's CEO predicted that
autonomous vehicles will be the

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first multitrillion dollar
robotics industry.

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He further announced an exciting
partnership between NVIDIA and

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Toyota to help Toyota develop
their nextgen AV.

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The future is here, and while
it's increasingly clear from an

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autonomous vehicle technology
standpoint who the winners will

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be, the big question is: When
will the broader ecosystem

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reveal itself?

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Fleet operations, fleet
management,

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mobility platforms.

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There's still a lot of work to
be done, but when we get this

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right, we will finally deliver
against the promise of cleaner,

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safer, more accessible mobility.