Major changes within the automotive industry such as automated driving and connectivity are transforming the classic vehicle into a mobile, software-defined IoT device. The vehicles of the future require the highest computing performance, with more powerful control units and compliance with ever stricter standards. Challenges faced by car makers and their suppliers include security, functional safety, cloud connectivity, and more.

The development of high-performance computing in automotive infrastructure enables all sorts of opportunities but it also introduces new challenges in the form of increased design complexity and a requirement to rethink traditional approaches to the way we work. Recognizing both the myriad of opportunities and challenges associated with high-performance computing in the automotive sector, technology experts Arm, Elektrobit, and Synopsys are co-sponsoring the 2019 Automotive Computing Conference (ACC). 

The conference is a one-day, intensive program for managers, project managers and lead architects, focusing on best practices in the industry and encouraging an open dialog among attendees and participants on opportunities, innovations, and challenges.