Especially in recent years, with the development of driverless and electric cars, a new path has been entered in the automotive industry. Now, moves are starting to come from mobile processor manufacturers. According to the latest announcements, MediaTek and NVIDIA collaborated to produce four new automobile chips. Here are the details about the automobile processors to be produced by MediaTek and NVIDIA…
Automobile processors in collaboration with MediaTek and NVIDIA
As far as we understand from its recent studies, MediaTek aims to enter a new market by carrying its success in the mobile processor sector to the automotive sector. According to official announcements, the semiconductor giant launched the Dimensity Auto Cockpit processor series for automobiles. The first four processors of the series were announced.
According to the statements, the processors that are connected to the internet and will power autonomous driving support vehicles are going through a 3 nm fabrication process. However, it should be noted that they have ARM V9-A processor cores and NVIDIA’s RTX GPU.
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The model numbers of the processors are CM-1, CV-1, CX-1, and CY-1, respectively. There is an important difference between these. Accordingly, CV-1 will power entry-level, CM-1 mid-level, CY-1 more expensive and CX-1 premium, that is, more luxurious vehicles.
These processors, which are also supported by NVIDIA’s artificial intelligence technologies; It will meet the vehicle’s entertainment, navigation, and general information needs. MediaTek Dimensity Auto Cockpit series, which is expected to compete with chips produced by Samsung and Qualcomm, will be able to power four high-resolution displays.
These chips, which will support in-car media controls, call controls, and in-car games, will also enable ten cameras and different sensors for assisted driving. Finally, it should be noted that the processors can run multiple operating systems such as Android Auto, Linux, QNX, and Apple Car.
So, what do you think about these processors developed in collaboration with MediaTek and NVIDIA? What level do you think the developing vehicle industry will reach? Don’t forget to share your comments.