US EditionInfineon and Lenovo team up on autonomous driving compute
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[Digital Daily Reporter Kim Moon-ki] Infineon Technologies and Lenovo announced on the 17th that they are strengthening their collaboration to implement a high-performance automotive computing platform for software-defined vehicles (SDVs). This collaboration will see Lenovo's autonomous driving domain controller units AD1 and AH1 integrate Infineon's AURIX microcontroller family to support advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), energy effici…
Infineon and Lenovo team up on autonomous driving compute
Infineon Technologies and Lenovo say they are stepping up their collaboration around in-vehicle compute as carmakers push more functions into centralized architectures for autonomous driving. The companies are positioning Lenovo’s automotive controllers to use Infineon’s automotive microcontrollers for safety-oriented vehicle compute. For eeNews Europe readers, this is useful because domain-controller design choices increasingly shape ECU […] Th…
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