Desay SV Expands Intelligent Driving Solutions Globally with NVIDIA

Sep 24, 2025
Desay SV is expanding its intelligent driving solutions to international markets, leveraging NVIDIA's DRIVE AGX Thor technology, as announced at the IAA Mobility 2025.

Desay SV has announced its expansion into international markets with its intelligent driving solutions, built on NVIDIA's DRIVE AGX Thor technology. This announcement was made during the International Motor Show Germany (IAA Mobility 2025) on September 10. In a press release, Desay SV detailed that its IPU14 domain controller, introduced last year, will now be available to the global automotive industry.

The collaboration between Desay SV and NVIDIA Corporation began in 2020, focusing on automotive intelligence. The companies have previously launched the IPU03 and IPU04 domain controllers, which have been adopted by over 20 automakers. The latest IPU14 controller supports L3 conditional automation and L4 driving capabilities, optimized for AI workloads in the automotive sector.

This global expansion marks a significant step in Desay SV's international strategy, aiming to integrate NVIDIA's accelerated compute technology into scalable automotive-grade products worldwide. The move is expected to drive Desay SV's growth in the smart mobility industry, as they continue to explore further opportunities in robotics and other smart living fields.

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