How Driverless Hub-to-Hub Transport Becomes a Reality A joint project between MAN and eleven partners delivers a blueprint for how autonomous hub-to-hub transport will be implemented in Germany — and why SDV architects are now setting the pace. Andrea Hoffmann-Topp
Open Source in the Automotive Industry Open Source is fundamentally changing software development in the automotive industry. Michael Plagge from the Eclipse Foundation explains in an interview why active participation determines influence, innovation, and long-term success. Dr. Martin Large
“Many SDV programmes fail due to old structures” High-tech alone is not enough. The transition to a software-defined vehicle exposes decades-old misconceptions. Joachim Langenwalter reveals why European manufacturers are operating blindly - and what China has long been doing better, with painful insights. Dr. Martin Large
UK Automotive Software Market Facing Rapid Growth The UK automotive sector is undergoing a profound structural transformation, as the industry shifts from traditional internal combustion vehicles to electrified, intelligent, and software-defined platforms. This opens up tremendous business opportunities. Benjamin Müller
“Every consideration begins with the software stack” Volvo is fully committed to partnerships with Nvidia or Qualcomm. This aims to make the Software-Defined Vehicle a reality quickly. Anders Bell, Head of Development, explains in an interview how the development is expected to proceed in the future. Timo Gilgen
Everything about the Software-Defined Vehicle From Architectures to Certification - whether standardization, OTA updates, vehicle lifecycle, or cybersecurity: Find the answers to the most important questions about the Software-Defined Vehicle here. Timo Gilgen
The Automotive Industry on the Way to the User-Defined Vehicle Few topics are currently occupying the automotive industry as much as the transition to the Software-Defined Vehicle. However, at the automotiveIT car.summit 2024, the top experts in the industry are already thinking one step further - towards the User-Defined Vehicle. Werner Beutnagel
