Trend 3: Computing chips – short-term differentiation and long-term integration
Another important technical element of the E2E architecture is the ability to support continuous upgrades and redundancy of computing power. In the traditional distributed electronic and electrical architecture, the core of each ECU is a single-function MCU, and the sensors and MCU chips correspond almost one-to-one. Although the MCU integrates functions such as computing, storage, and I/O interfaces, its computing power is limited. Unable to meet the development of autonomous driving and intelligent cockpit. Roland Berger believes that future computing chips will develop in three directions from a single-function MCU.