Why software-defined car signals a paradigm shift
Extract from Automotive News Europe

With its connectivity and ADAS, the software-defined car is poised to bring about dramatic change. The quantity and complexity of electronic devices used in cars expand with each new generation. A typical vehicle built in 2000 had approximately 10 processors and featured a few thousand lines of code. Fast forward 20 years, and today’s cars have…
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