
Amir Barniv
VP of Strategic Marketing for Automotive Ethernet at Infineon Technologies, formerly automotive marketing leader at Marvell and Aquantia.
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Sep 11, 2026
AI in the Software Defined Vehicle
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1:32
1:01
But maybe you could just set the scene by telling us a little bit about where do we actually use AI in cars today and how do we expect that to evolve over the next few years?

Amir BarnivGUEST
The detection really needs to be in milliseconds, so it has to be done locally in the car.

Amir BarnivGUEST
over SoCs or GPUs that are used inside the car in order to do the detection, the classification and the tracking of the objects, while the training for this neural network is done in the cloud.
7 MINS LATER
8:19
So the zonal is more like maybe there are four, five, six zones in the car versus the domain is more like a system, like a tire system or something like that, right?
