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Quanta Computer will ramp up production for AI servers between the end of 3Q23 and 4Q23. It also remains optimistic about growth generated from sales in the electric vehicle (EV) sector.

Porsche announced that it will adopt advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) from Intel-owned Mobileye in future vehicle models. The premium carmaker said the systems will be integrated and tuned by its specialists to create a brand-worthy driving experience.

LiDAR is rising to be the emerging component differentiating car models in China. According to Evan Chen, an analyst with DIGITIMES Research, global automotive LiDAR shipment is expected to reach 500,000 units in 2023, with China taking up at least 80% of it.

China-based semiconductor company Black Sesame has become Baidus latest chip partner to support the latters auto-navigation and valet parking solution. The chip unicorn has been establishing partnerships with companies worldwide to gain a presence.

As Tesla continues to cut prices for its products worldwide, the worlds largest BEV brand signaled that the price war would not end soon as the company can withstand more price cuts than others and eyes long-term profitability thanks to software and services.

China-based Li Auto announced a roadmap for launching battery EV models and a self-developed advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) on April 18. The EV maker aims to broaden its portfolio to include five BEVs by 2025, with the first to use CATLs Qilin batteries.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been eyeing the development of L4 to L5 high-end self-driving vehicles with the goal of rolling out driverless taxicabs (Robotaxi), while BYD chairman Wang Chuanfu maintains that unmanned driving sounds ideal but is not practical.

Taiwan-based oToBrite revealed its latest advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) solution for commercial vehicles. The company said the integrated system supports features like a 3D around view monitor (AVM) and blind spot information system (BSIS) with one ECU, making the car safer.

China-based autonomous driving chipmaker Black Sesame Technologies has launched its 7nm C1200 chip for automotive smart cabin applications.

Automobiles are poised to be one of the major drivers for the semiconductor industrys growth. To boost its automotive chip capacity, China announced it aims to set up more than 30 standards by 2025, encouraging and regulating related technology development.