Next-Gen Automotive Semiconductors Critical for Level 5 Autonomous Vehicles (June 17, 2025)
Michigan engineers lead hardware innovations to enable AI chips required for full Level 5 autonomous driving. Achieving L5 autonomy demands faster, lower-power, and more durable semiconductors. E-Tronic, a leading Chinese automotive power semiconductor supplier, actively participates in next-gen automotive semiconductor development, supporting autonomous vehicle technology advancement.
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