Putting the brain in driverless vehicles with MDC Computing power - alongside cost and safety concerns - is holding back driverless cars. But not for much longer, thanks to Huawei's Mobile Data Center embedded with our Ascend AI chipset. By Wang Yige Since the beginning of the modern era, technological advances and products that change our lives have occurred every 10 to 15 years, from the Ford Model T car over a century ago to smartphones, which debuted in 2007. In the next ten or so years, driverless cars are likely to be another game changer based on three major factors: The right conditions: The combination of new energy and AI form powerful conditions for transforming the automotive industry.