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Qualcomm makes cars even smarter with its newest Snapdragon auto chipsets CNET 1/26/2021 © Provided by CNET Qualcomm has worked to make cars smarter and connected. Qualcomm
Some tech experts have compared modern cars to giant smartphones on wheels. And on Tuesday Qualcomm , one of the world s biggest wireless chipmakers, introduced new innovations that play right into that description by making cars even smarter and more connected.
The company, during a two-day virtual Automotive Redefined event held in lieu of CES , unveiled its fourth-gen Snapdragon Automotive Cockpit Platforms, which will arrive in cars in late 2023 or 2024. The technology is based on 5-nanometer chip manufacturing, which provides high performance while consuming less energy. And it s designed to take advantage of what automakers are planning inside the digital cockpit of a vehicle several years in the future.
Chinese electric car company Nio has just unveiled a new model and it's called the ET7. It's designed as a direct competitor to the Tesla Model S. Looking at press photos, the ET7 appears to have retained many of the styling cues of the Nio ET Preivew concept car that was unveiled at the Shanghai Motor Show in 2019. I'll.
Martin Maussner
Modern vehicles are already described as supercomputers on wheels , with the levels of compute and data generated by the auto industry set to dwarf almost any other. Intelligent cockpit systems will provide the interface for human-car interaction and the primary control hub for all day-to-day V2X communication. In the near future, a unified software and hardware platform will provide intelligent interaction and personalised services far beyond the capabilities of current electronic cockpit systems. Continuing just-auto/AIC s series of interviews, Matthew Beecham caught up with Martin Maussner, Senior Director, Sales, Qualcomm CDMA Technologies GmbH to learn more about the role of intelligent cockpit platforms in tomorrow s car.
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