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Bosch Unveils AI for Automotive Instrumentation

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Bosch, the world’s largest automotive supplier according to Automotive News, will unveil an artificial intelligence technology for the automotive cockpit at the upcoming CES (Consumer Electronics Show), taking place in Las Vegas in the first days of the year. The technology is being developed in collaboration with Nvidia and Microsoft. At the same time, the German-based company is targeting revenues of $2 billion within the next ten years in the infotainment sector.

Bosch will also use the major Las Vegas technology conference to introduce an “AI extension platform” which, according to company statements, will make it possible to modernize existing vehicles with artificial intelligence applications, without requiring additional hardware or changes to existing system architectures.

(Photo: Bosch)

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