Dennis Laudick, Arm’s vice president of automotive go-to-market, attributes the growth to a convergence of three trends: electrification, automation, and in-vehicle user experience (UX).

A significant part of the issue lies in the long and tedious automotive development process, particularly in how technology ...

U.K. chip designer Arm Holdings Plc is looking to expand its hold on the automotive chip industry with a new and integrated ...

Under the new Zena brand for Arm-powered automotive silicon designs, the company unveiled an implementation of their Compute ...

The automotive industry is not known for its speed… in adopting new technologies and incorporating them into new vehicles, ...

Arm Holdings' entrenched dominance in the ... and pedals - all design their component to fit the specifications of the axle in these vehicles. As the car manufacturing ecosystem continues to ...