Next-generation vehicles will want to offer secure, edge-to-cloud compute solutions so that vehicles can enable new cloud-powered services that will benefit the entire automotive value chain. Using data to fuel future vehicle innovations within the automotive industry gives us the potential to develop new data-driven service revenue. At the same time, expanded access to real-time and vehicle-wide data accelerates the learning curve and deployment for connected, intelligent vehicles.
The integration of AWS edge and cloud services with NXP’s S32G vehicle network processor for service-oriented gateways offers a complete solution with centralized access to vehicle-wide data that can work securely and collaboratively with the cloud.
In the recent EETimes article, Junko Yoshida discusses how many automotive capabilities are already being developed in the cloud utilizing machine learning to use real-world data to improve performance and safety. With the increased flux of vehicle-wide data, more powerful gateway processors are needed to support the over-the-air updates.
Read more on the story with Junko Yoshida, and catch up on the webinar on demand with NXP and AWS on the connected vehicle solution.
Brenda Briones is the marketing communications lead for NXP’s Automotive Processors Business Line. Brenda holds a Bachelor’s degree in computer science and a Master’s degree in Information Technology Management. Her principal area on interest is smart cars and how they are changing the world.
