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Infineon and Qualcomm have signed a technology agreement to develop a microcontroller-based design pattern for Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Ride platforms, Electronics Weekly reports. The work targets central computers for software-defined vehicles, including in-vehicle AI.
Why it mattersThat is a concrete step towards combining vehicle control systems with high-performance computing, though the report gives no launch date or technical specifications. The dashboard is getting more compute; what should carmakers prioritise first, useful AI features or dependable vehicle control?
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