Electric powertrains, embedded connectivity and autonomous driving is overhauling the mix of computers, cables and software in new vehicles. This Automotive World report investigates the role of supercomputers, domain controllers and software-driven innovation in this shift.
- Surging complexity hampers the evolution of in-vehicle networks
- Supercomputers to form the ‘brains’ of an autonomous vehicle
- More connections, more cyber vulnerability?
- Zonal architectures should help AVs act quickly and reliably
- Electric powertrain shift brings subtle E/E architecture changes
- Continental: In-vehicle networks are pushing software-driven innovation
- High performance computing will create fast and reliable in-vehicle networks
'Special report: In-vehicle networking’ presents insight from:
- ABI Research
- Arm
- Capgemini
- Cariad
- Continental
- Gartner
- Magna
- Oliver Wyman
- Vitesco
- ZF
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