- Faster prototyping saves about 12 months in development
- Cloud‑to‑vehicle code and container reuse
- ADAS / AV development and validation
- Improved performance per watt for AI and inference
- Automotive AI assistants
- Software‑defined vehicle / Edge AI
- Arm Neoverse (AWS Graviton)
- Arm Cortex‑A platforms + SOAFEE
- Arm64 end‑to‑end
Bridging Cloud and Car to Meet AI Demands in Automotive
Automotive software teams face mounting pressure to deliver AI‑powered experiences while meeting tight timelines and safety expectations. Traditional pipelines often develop on architectures that differ from in‑vehicle hardware, creating friction when moving from cloud to car—porting efforts, performance mismatches, and longer validation cycles. At the same time, teams must introduce new AI features, such as voice assistants and perception, without blurring the boundary with safety‑critical systems. Tier ‑1s need a path that accelerates iteration and de‑risks integration across the software‑defined vehicle.
Enabling Shift-Left Development with Unified Arm64 and AWS
Using Arm’s unified Arm64 across cloud and edge, AWS and Arm enable a true shift‑left approach. Developers build, test, and optimize on Arm Neoverse‑based AWS Graviton with modern, containerized workflows that mirror in‑vehicle targets. With SOAFEE, teams bring cloud‑native patterns—service management, orchestration and mixed‑criticality—into automotive environments to maintain isolation and determinism. Because the same ISA spans cloud and car, teams reuse toolchains and artifacts, cut porting cycles and validate AI workloads—assistants, perception, planning—earlier and more efficiently. The result is faster iteration with a clearer path to production on Arm‑based in‑vehicle platforms.