At Auto Shanghai 2025, Intel unveiled a new auto chip that it says uses the automotive industry’s first multi-process-node chiplet architecture, and it announced expanded collaborations with ModelBest and Black Sesame Technologies—all in its effort to accelerate software-defined-vehicle development.
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In addition to the semiconductor company’s CV25 AI system-on-chip in LG’s latest driver-monitoring system, the company will show two firsts—an automotive passenger-vehicle and fleet-focused vision language model and an updated Oculii centralized radar using a production CV3 AI domain control SoC.
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The Arc Graphics for Automotive is meant to address the growing demand for compute power, unlocking AI-driven cockpit experiences and enhanced personalization for manufacturers and drivers, with commercial deployment in vehicles as soon as 2025.
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The high-performance and passively cooled iMotion iDC High domain controller, to be deployed in mass production by a Chinese OEM this year, uses a Hailo-8 AI accelerator selected and Renesas R-Car SoC for more affordable advanced driving and parking applications in mass-market vehicles.
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Premiered at CES 2024, the top automotive supplier demonstrates integrated functions from previously separate vehicle domains on an SoC, as it sees great market potential for more centralized vehicle computers at the heart of software-defined cars.
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Integrating the new Nvidia GPU chiplet into the MediaTek platform provides advanced AI, connectivity, and computing capabilities for next-generation smart cabins.
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