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    Geopolitics, AI breakthroughs and Level 4 autonomy: The battle over data centers and compute power
    In the March 2024 electrical/electronic (E/E) semiconductor report titled "Global chessboard of chips: geopolitical shifts reshaping the automotive semiconductor landscape", we highlighted that restrictions on mainland China's access to critical AI chips and autonomous vehicle technology may not solely serve to limit its capabilities. Instead, these measures could potentially accelerate mainland China's efforts to develop domestic alternatives. Over recent years, mainland Chinese companies have ...
    Proposed US ban on Chinese connected vehicle technology: Will Trump allow wiggle room to the industry?
    Since his inauguration as US President last month, Donald Trump has been throwing caution to the rulebooks. Automotive industry stakeholders, both local and global, wait and watch for the many implications to unfold as President Trump brings key national issues to the fore—perceived security threats from mainland Chinese automakers and technology companies; environmental policy, particularly as it relates to vehicle emissions, infrastructure spending and safety regulations; and trade policy, a...
    In-vehicle commerce and payment platforms—it pays to have one !
    The arrival of the software-defined vehicle, with its high compute power and robust cloud connectivity, is positively impacting many facets of the automotive industry, one of them being in-car commerce. Vehicles have begun to function as mobile wallets as automakers, traditional payment companies, digital infrastructure providers and technology companies come together to seize revenue streams arising out of the connected dashboard. The days of drivers digging out their wallets at a gas station o...
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