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According to the Silicon Valley Business Magazine, Intel processors will be used in the 2018 Audi A8's autopilot system. Audi will use technology and products from Intel Programmable Solutions Group (PSG) and its subsidiary Wind River. As part of the autonomous driving system, the Audi A8's autonomous driving system supports L3-level autonomous driving and is one of the top technologies on the road.

Sensors provide a variety of information for the 2018 Audi A8 autonomous driving system

In the report, Michael Hendricks, Automotive Director of Intel Programmable Solutions, said: "If you look at the various solutions, you will learn about FPGAs (field programmable gate arrays) and operating systems. It can be said that the world's first L3 autopilot The system uses a lot of Intel technology."

FPGAs have great flexibility in hardware and software programming and are often used in the Internet of Things and data centers. In December 2015, Intel completed the acquisition of Altera, and on this basis, formed the Programmable Solutions Division, which is responsible for Intel's FPGA technology.

“Altera is responsible for object fusion, map fusion, parking, collision avoidance, processing and functional safety for autonomous vehicle systems,” Michael Hendricks said in a report.

Wind River, a subsidiary of Intel, provides the VxWorks operating system for highly scalable, security-related electronic control units. As a basic software platform, VxWorks maintains and monitors the security performance of critical applications.

Mobileye also contributed to this solution. In March of this year, Intel announced its intention to acquire Mobileye, and the acquisition and integration are still in progress.

As one of the world's smartest connected devices in the rapid evolution, the car is becoming an important area in the era of Intel's intelligent interconnection. For the future of driverlessness, Intel is committed to revolutionizing the driving experience in a revolutionary way.

In the future, driverless cars will become an important source of data, and Intel has the unique advantage of providing end-to-end driverless solutions from cars to networks to the cloud. Intel launched Intel GO, a new automotive solutions brand across cars, connectivity and the cloud in January. The Intel GO brand introduces several development kits that support different computing performances from next-generation Intel Atom processors to Intel Xeon processors, as well as the industry's first 5G-ready driverless development platform.

There is a huge opportunity to reshape the driving experience, but there is a long way to go to the unmanned road, and Intel is working with experts in the automotive, technology and other fields to create an unmanned global ecosystem. Intel has established extensive IVI ecosystems with BMW Group, Hyundai, Infiniti, Jaguar, Land Rover, Kia, Lexus and Toyota, and has worked closely with BMW Group, Mobileye, Delphi, Continental, etc. to develop the necessary solutions for driverless driving and Innovation system.