Samsung, Hyundai Motor eye tech alliance on autonomous vehicle chips

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Hyundai has expressed interest in utilizing Samsung's automotive semiconductor production line, which uses the 5-nanometer-based “SF5A” process, to mass-produce autonomous driving chips currently under development by the automaker, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.

South Korea’s top automaker Hyundai Motor Co.will likely entrust the manufacturing of its automotive chips for self-driving vehicles to Samsung Electronics Co.'s foundry division.

For Hyundai, partnering with Samsung will ensure a stable supply chain for autonomous driving semiconductors within the country, rather than relying on foreign contract chipmakers, such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., better known as TSMC.

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Category: Economy

Markets: South KoreaTaiwan

Topics: Chip Driving Vehicles Samsung Model Tsmc Tesla Chips Hyundai Automotive Autonomous

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Published On: 2024-12-18 @ 17:13:17 (3 hours ago)

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