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Former Head of Asia ex-Japan Semiconductor and TFT-LCD/Touch Research at Barclays and Citi Bank, Former Head of Technology at 國金證券

Snapshot on 15 New Guidances for Autonomous Vehicles; Takeaways

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<li><em><strong>1.5GB per person vs. 4,000GB per autonomous car in 2020: </strong>Intel CEO Brian Krzanich commented the average person generates 650MB of data a day – through the use of their PCs and smartphones. By 2020, projections show that the average person will generate 1.5GB. That’s an impressive 200 percent increase in less than four years – but it pales in comparison to 4,000GB in an autonomous vehicle.</em></li>
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<em><strong>Aim to process lots data</strong>: Intel is aiming at to develop machine learning, end-to-end computing</em>…</li>
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Summary
1.5GB per person vs. 4,000GB per autonomous car in 2020: Intel CEO Brian Krzanich commented the average person generates 650MB of data a day – through the use of their PCs and smartphones. By 2020, projections show that the average person will generate 1.5GB. That’s an impressive 200 percent increase in less than four years – but it pales in comparison to 4,000GB in an autonomous vehicle.

Aim to process lots data: Intel is aiming at to develop machine learning, end-to-end computing…


Intel Sees One Autonomous Car Will Generate 3,000 People's Data

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Intel Sees One Autonomous Car Will Generate 3,000 People's Data