Bosch suggest centralized computer with powerful SoC for whole car instead of clusters

In a release Bosch shared the growing market-potential for automotive software and hardware. Bosch forecasts that the market for automotive software to reach around € 200 billion by 2030. And the market volume for automotive computers for infotainment and ADAS systems to reach € 32 billion in 2030. Bosch, a traditional as well as advanced automotive component and technology expert is gaining significant strengths in automotive software and electronics hardware.
Bosch said it uses modular system principal for its central vehicle computers. Company supports vehicle manufacturers to modularly and scalably assemble individual solutions in combination with hardware components such as a stand-alone software solution for video perception of surround sensing. Highly software intensive centralised computers can enable manufacturers to implement driving assistance features, making software integration a strong demand. Bosch said it brings integrative expertise and enables software components from various sources to be combined. Bosch foresee just a few centralised vehicle computers can unite multiple system functions from previously separate domains. A centralised vehicle computer naturally needs a powerful processor integrated SOC chip. A new vehicle computer called cockpit & ADAS integrat...