Qnx, vector and tttech auto join forces to develop foundational vehicle software platform to turbocharge auto innovation
Industry heavyweights in safe and secure operating system, middleware and tooling combine their collective know-how to eliminate software integration complexities so oems can focus on brand differentiation las vegas, nv / accesswire / january 6, 2025 / qnx, a division of blackberry limited (nyse:bb)(tsx:bb), vector and tttech auto today announced a multi-year, global undertaking to collaborate, develop and market a foundational vehicle software platform that will end the cumbersome and costly process of software integration, empowering automakers to shift their focus to delivering innovative consumer-facing applications that build brand loyalty, differentiation and value. solving the software dilemma - managing complexity and costs today's automakers face a critical dilemma - while a robust vehicle software platform is a critical enabler for next-generation vehicles, it is expensive to develop and maintain internally while offering little consumer-facing value once complete.
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