Qualcomm

Why Consumer Electronics Will Continue to Lead the Edge AI Chip Market

Latency, energy, privacy. By shifting AI computation from the cloud to the edge, these issues can be alleviated. 2025 was a breakout year for many AI applications, with consumer electronics leading the way in revenue due to the trend to towards AI smartphones and PCs, and rising costs of chips manufactured on leading process nodes.

QCraft

QCraft is a leading autonomous driving technology company founded in 2019 by four former Waymo engineers.

Haomo.ai

Haomo.ai is a leading autonomous driving technology company in China.

Samsung: Galaxy Event

Samsung unveiled its latest VR headset and plans for AI smart glasses on the 21st of October 2025.

Comma AI

Comma AI develops aftermarket driver-assist systems and can be retrofitted into vehicles, supplying both the hardware and software for SAE Level 2 assisted driving.

Software-Defined Vehicles Drive Next-Gen Auto Architectures

The automotive industry is undergoing a foundational shift toward Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs), where vehicle functionality, user experience, and monetization opportunities are governed increasingly by software rather than hardware. This evolution, captured comprehensively in the latest IDTechEx report, "Software-Defined Vehicles, Connected Cars, and AI in Cars 2026-2036: Markets, Trends, and Forecasts", highlights how central compute and zonal platforms will redefine automotive competition, generating an estimated US$755 billion in hardware revenue by 2029.

Arm

Arm is a Cambridge-based fabless chip designer whose CPU, GPU, and NPU blueprints are licensed to hundreds of semiconductor partners, powering roughly 99% of the world's smartphones, as well as an expanding range of data center, automotive and edge-AI devices.