AMD 2025 automotive predictions: transforming the driving experience
Summary
Whether it is Internet connectivity, streaming media, gaming with console-level graphics, or individually tailored AI assistants, the IVX is poised to become the defining factor in car design and purchasing decisions. As automakers invest in centralised computing architectures, advanced AI solutions, and cutting-edge sensor technology, the car is being redefined as a hub of convenience, safety, and personalisation for all occupants. It is the fully integrated In-Vehicle Experience (IVX) – from infotainment, cluster, and safety to gaming, connectivity, and personal digital assistants – that will define the car for the consumer,” said Amey Deosthali, Senior Director, Embedded Product Marketing, AMD. Hybrid AI architectures built on CPU, GPU, and NPU, such as the ones offered within Ryzen Embedded processors, are required to enable AI-agent-based solutions and deliver the best in-vehicle (IVX) experiences for consumers,” continues Deosthali. “Size, cost, and power constraints, along with the desire to embrace the era of Software Defined Vehicle by enabling OTA updates, are driving automotive design to use more centralised computing architectures to consolidate ADAS and IVI functions and reduce complexity.