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    VOLKSWAGEN AND MICROSOFT EXTEND COLLABORATION TO INCLUDE AUTOMATED DRIVING SOFTWARE

    Volkswagen and Microsoft Extend Collaboration to Include Automated Driving Software

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    By Oluwasegun Olukotun on February 13, 2021 Automation, Automobiles, Cars, Microsoft, Software

    Volkswagen and Microsoft Corp. are furthering their partnership this time with the German carmaker hoping to leverage the U.S. software giant’s technology to speed up the development of automated driving.

    According to a statement issued by Volkswagen on Thursday, VW’s new software division will build a cloud-based platform with Microsoft that will help simplify development processes and allow faster integration into its vehicle fleet.

    Dirk Hilgenberg, head of VW’s Car.Software organization said, “As we transform Volkswagen Group into a digital mobility provider, we are looking to continuously increase the efficiency of our software development. We are building the Automated Driving Platform with Microsoft to simplify our developers’ work through one scalable and data-based engineering environment. By combining our comprehensive expertise in the development of connected driving solutions with Microsoft’s cloud and software engineering know-how, we will accelerate the delivery of safe and comfortable mobility services.

    “This is the next evolution of our foundational work with the Volkswagen Group to enhance their transformation as a software-driven mobility provider,” said Scott Guthrie, executive vice president, Cloud + AI at Microsoft. “The power of Microsoft Azure and its compute, data, and AI capabilities will enable Volkswagen to deliver secure and reliable automated driving solutions to their customers faster.”

    The Volkswagen Group is driving forward the digitalization of the car rapidly. By 2025, the Group will invest around 27 billion euros in digitalization and increase the proportion of in-house development of software in the car to 60% from 10% today.

    Founded last year, the Car. Software Organisation plays a key role in the transformation of the Volkswagen Group toward a software-driven mobility provider. It bundles and continuously expands the Group’s software competencies, including the development of high-performance driving functions for passenger cars that will be integrated into future models of Volkswagen Group’s brands.

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