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Stellantis, BlackBerry QNX and AWS Launch Virtual Cockpit
“Software is becoming increasingly crucial in vehicles, leading us to innovate in how we develop and validate it,” said Yves Bonnefont, chief software officer at Stellantis. “With our virtual cockpit, we’re revolutionizing not just our approach, but also that of our suppliers and partners in the industry. Essentially, we’re able to get closer to our customer’s needs through this technology with faster development cycles, faster feedback loops, and quicker delivery of the technology they use and love. It’s a leap toward customer-first innovation and efficiency in the automotive world.” Continue reading
Posted in connected vehicles, marketing, mobility company, news analysis, software defined vehicles
Tagged auto industry commentary, autoinformed.com, automotive blog, Automotive news and analysis, Ken Zino, QNX Hypervisor Amazon Machine Images, software-defined vehicles, Stellantis Virtual Engineering Workbench
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Kia Shows Modular EV and Autonomous Driving Concepts
Kia has revealed its so-called Platform Beyond Vehicle (PBV) future strategy at a trade show in Las Vegas. Kia’s PBV business will start around the introduction of an all-new, modular vehicle, previewed by the Kia Concept PV5. This was presented … Continue reading
Posted in alternative fuels, autonomous vehicles, concept, connected vehicles, electric vehicles, marketing, mobility company
Tagged artificial intelligence, auto industry commentary, autoinformed.com, Autoland Hwaseong, automotive blog, Automotive news and analysis, Concept EV3, Concept EV4, EV6 GT, EV9, Ford Transit, Ken Zino, Kia PBV model line, Korean auto industry, software-defined vehicles
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Bosch Puts Entertainment and Driver Assistance on One Chip
Robert Bosch has debuted integrated functions from previously separate vehicle domains on a computer chip. Now it has infotainment and driver assistance functions on one chip. So-called software-defined automobility goes hand in hand with a centralized vehicle and electric/electronic (E/E) architecture.
“Central vehicle computers are the heart of software-defined cars,” said Dr. Markus Heyn at a trade show. Continue reading
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Tagged auto industry commentary, autoinformed.com, automotive blog, Automotive news and analysis, cockpit & ADAS integration, Dr. Markus Heyn, Ken Zino, personalized digital driving, Robert Bosch GmbH, SoC, software-defined vehicles, system on chip
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GM to Move to Unified Automotive Software Standards
GM will join the Eclipse Foundation’s Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) Working Group, which is focused on accelerating innovation of automotive-grade software stacks using open source and open specifications developed by and for a growing community of engineers and member companies. Collaborators on GM’s Ultifi software platform include Microsoft, Red Hat, and other automakers, participate in the group. Continue reading
Honda and IBM MoU on Software-Defined Vehicles
“The MOU outlines areas of potential joint research of specialized semiconductor technologies such as brain-inspired computing *[2 ] and chiplet technologies, with the aim to dramatically improve processing performance while, simultaneously, decreasing power consumption. Hardware and software co-optimization is important to ensure high performance and fast time to market. To achieve such benefits and manage design complexity for future SDVs, the two companies also plan to explore open and flexible software solutions,” Honda said in a release from Tokyo. Continue reading →