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Microsoft’s and Apple’s AI-Mighty Algorithm
Apple and Microsoft can tout opt-in features for “ChatGPT” or “Recall,” as though this is proof of their social responsibility. But is that enough to protect us from the tyranny of genAI?

AI Forces ‘Interconnects’ Outside the Box
Synopsys says PCIe 7.0 will further compel data center designers to go for the disaggregation of heterogeneous resources.

Microsoft’s CoPilot+ Puts Intel on a Knife-Edge
Intel is in a fight for survival everywhere, including in PC processors, its traditionally strongest market. With CoPilot+, Microsoft, one of its oldest alliance partners, is embracing Arm, adding to the pressure on the microprocessor giant. Which way forward, Microsoft?

Phil Koopman: Two Sides of the SDV Coin
Phil Koopman, professor at Carnegie Mellon Univ., weighs in on the SDV by asking his signature question: #didyouthinkofthat?

ST & Wolfspeed: A Tale of Two SiC Suppliers
The SiC market is moving fast – with changes among key players and a shift in market focus from materials to devices – altering the business prospects of two SiC pioneers.

AI Sends AMD and Lisa Su Back to the Drawing Board
AI has pulled AMD into a ferocious battle for relevance and market share. Can CEO Lisa Su perform her magic again?

The ‘Ideal’ EV: Cheaper with Less SiC?
Ideal Power has devised a silicon-based bi-direction power device. Will automakers already committed to Silicon Carbide listen?

In SDVs, IBM Has Honda’s Back
Data centers pioneered software-defined architecture. Now, Honda hopes to build its Software-Defined Vehicle roadmap by piggybacking on IBM’s data-center software expertise.

Intel Auto’s Jack Weast Woos China
Episode 2 of our SDV podcast series answers two most often asked questions: 1) What’s going on in China? and 2) What’s Intel doing in automotive?

It’s a Multimodal World, After All
LLaVA is a fusion of LLM like GPT-4, and vision encoders like CLIP. What does it do, and can it solve today’s AI problems?

Chip Wars: How Far Will America Go to Win?
America’s semiconductor war with China is taking a toll on Western chipmakers but they may be asked to pay even higher costs as Uncle Sam digs in.

We Launch Weekly SDV Video Podcast Series
Episode 1 opens the series with a comprehensive overview of Software-Defined Vehicles on May 29

Could SoftBank’s Son Kill Arm with His AI Vision?
The talk is that SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son wants to transform his company into an AI processor powerhouse and intends to use Arm as a vehicle to achieve this.

Can Machines Outsmart Human Mischief?
Embedded vision and AI algorithms are in demand as keys to “smart retail” systems. Will Grabango’s check-out system succeed where Amazon’s once-touted “just walk out” service failed?

The Bastard Art of Thinking like a Machine
When confused by technology, it might help — and cost less — to switch back to human-mode

Wait! Wasn’t AEB Already Solved?
What’s the difference between Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) in robotaxis and the AEB newly mandated by U.S. safety regulators?

Microsoft, Data Centers and the AI Paradox
Can generative AI and the acres of servers needed to refine large-language models help solve the very problem it creates?

China EV Road Trip & Beijing Auto Show
Tu Le, Sino Auto Insights’ founder, assessing Xpeng’s EV on a 1,500 mile road trip, wonders how much Elon Musk can charge for Tesla’s FSD when many Chinese vehicles with similar ADAS systems are already on the road. He shares insights from the recent Beijing Auto Show.

Western Car OEMs’ New Motto: ‘Copy China’
Not too long ago, the Chinese came West to learn, and possibly copy, how companies develop technologies. In today’s global automotive industry, the tables have turned.

This Semiconductor Market ‘Recovery’ Is Uneven and Crash Prone
The broad semiconductor market direction indicators are sending conflicting signals. When is a recovery not really one and how should suppliers respond?
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