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Arm unveils Zena compute subsystem to accelerate Automotive AI innovation and solve OEM bottlenecks

Annie Huang, Taipei; Sherri Wang, DIGITIMES Asia Tuesday 10 June 2025 0

Arm’s senior automotive manager for Asia-Pacific Li Antai Credit: DIGITIMES

As artificial intelligence accelerates the reshaping of the automotive sector, Arm has once again positioned itself at the forefront. Following the rollout of its Armv9 architecture for automotive applications in 2024, the tech giant has now unveiled...

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