AI in cars: Qualcomm expands its technology for self-driving vehicles
Qualcomm and Stellantis are expanding their partnership to develop next-generation automotive technology. Qualcomm will supply its powerful computing platforms, while Stellantis gets a way to adapt its vehicles faster to the growing market for autonomy and artificial intelligence in cars.
AI-processed from Bloomberg Tech; edited by Hamidun News
Qualcomm and Stellantis have announced an expansion of their strategic partnership to develop artificial intelligence technologies for automotive systems.
What does the expanded
Qualcomm and Stellantis partnership include? Technology upgrades across the board, including autopilot systems and the development of autonomous vehicles, as automation grows across the market.
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