Jack Weast, Intel Fellow, Intel Corporate Vice President, and General Manager of the Automotive Division, mentioned, "Intel released the second-generation Intel AI-enhanced Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) SoC and disclosed a new partnership. The second-generation Intel AI-enhanced SDV SoC was the first in the automotive industry to launch a chiplet-based design, further expanding Intel's innovative product portfolio in the field of smart cockpits. At the same time, Intel also announced partnerships with companies such as Black Sesame Intelligence, FaceWall Intelligence, and BOS Semiconductors to jointly overcome technical difficulties in the process of automotive intelligence and build an open and win-win smart car ecosystem.
Officially launched the second generation of Intel AI-enhanced software-defined (SDV) SoC
Intel's second-generation AI-enhanced SDV SoC is the first in the automotive industry to adopt a multi-node chip architecture, which allows automakers to customize computing, graphics and AI functions according to their needs, reduce development costs and shorten time to market. By matching each functional module with a high-performance and suitable chip, this architecture can bring customers the following experience:
■ Generative and multimodal AI performance up to 10x better than the previous generation1.
■ Up to 3x better graphics performance than the previous generation for a richer human-machine interface (HMI) experience2.
■ 12 camera channels for improved camera input and image processing.
This flexible and future-proof design enables automakers to create
differentiated products that deliver next-generation experiences for drivers and passengers while reducing power consumption and costs.
Intel has established cooperative relationships with many companies, which is undoubtedly an important node for Intel to deepen its presence in the automotive market and empower the automotive industry to become intelligent.
Intel announced a collaboration with Korean semiconductor company BOS Semiconductors to jointly provide superior AI performance for advanced driver assistance and in-vehicle infotainment. With the support of BOS automotive AI accelerator core SoC Eagle-N and other products, Intel AI enhanced software-defined SoC will bring higher performance and higher computing power AI solutions to automakers, building a solid platform for in-vehicle AI applications. Intel's open software and hardware architecture makes this collaboration possible, which also gives automakers greater flexibility and accelerates the process of automotive intelligence.
The launch of the second-generation Intel AI-enhanced SDV SoC and the expansion of partnerships have further strengthened Intel's strength in the field of smart cars. Visitors to the Intel exhibition area at the Shanghai Auto Show can appreciate the charm of the full-vehicle intelligent solution, all of which is due to the technical support of Intel and its partners.