Intel set to bring AI PCs to cars, electric vehicles
Intel set to bring AI PCs to cars, electric vehicles
Intel expands its AI strategy into the automotive market with the acquisition of Silicon Mobility and the development of a new family of AI-enhanced software-defined vehicle system-on-chips (SoCs). Zeekr becomes the first OEM to adopt the new SoCs for generative AI-driven experiences in next-generation vehicles. The AI-enhanced SoCs address power and performance scalability, enabling in-vehicle AI use cases such as driver and passenger monitoring. Intel also partners with imec to ensure chiplet packaging meets automotive standards.
Intel expands its AI strategy into the automotive market with the acquisition of Silicon Mobility and the development of a new family of AI-enhanced software-defined vehicle system-on-chips (SoCs). Zeekr becomes the first OEM to adopt the new SoCs for generative AI-driven experiences in next-generation vehicles. The AI-enhanced SoCs address power and performance scalability, enabling in-vehicle AI use cases such as driver and passenger monitoring. Intel also partners with imec to ensure chiplet packaging meets automotive standards.
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Intel expands its AI strategy into the automotive market with the acquisition of Silicon Mobility and the development of a new family of AI-enhanced software-defined vehicle system-on-chips (SoCs). Zeekr becomes the first OEM to adopt the new SoCs for generative AI-driven experiences in next-generation vehicles. The AI-enhanced SoCs address power and performance scalability, enabling in-vehicle AI use cases such as driver and passenger monitoring. Intel also partners with imec to ensure chiplet packaging meets automotive standards. 
