Intel will launch new AI-enabled chips for automakers, taking on Nvidia and Qualcomm in the semiconductors market that can power future cars’ brains.
Intel also said it will acquire Silicon Mobility, which designs system-on-a-chip tech and software. This controls electric vehicle motors and onboard charging systems.
However, Intel has not disclosed the purchase price for the closely held company by venture funds Capital-E and Cipio Partners.
Zeekr, a Chinese automaker, will be the first to use this AI system on a chip to create vehicles.
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