Arm Powers Software-Defined Vehicle Revolution
Arm is enabling the automotive industry’s shift through its foundational compute technologies
By Pablo Valerio, EETimes | April 8, 2025
The automotive industry, long defined by combustion engines and mechanical prowess, is undergoing a seismic shift. Arm is playing a central role in enabling the automotive industry’s fundamental shift towards software-defined and AI-driven vehicles through several key strategies and technologies.
In a recent interview with EE Times, Dipti Vachani, senior vice president and general manager of the Automotive line of business at Arm, offered a compelling perspective on this transformation, highlighting the pivotal role of software and the collaborative efforts driving this evolution.
According to Vachani, the vehicle is rapidly transitioning from a “hunk of metal” to a “software-defined, ever-evolving dynamic machine.” This profound change, fueled by electrification, advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), and burgeoning in-vehicle entertainment (IVI) demands, presents immense opportunities and significant challenges for the industry.
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