Software Series 4: SDVs Explained (4/4)
What are Amazon's SDV use cases?
2023/07/18
- Summary
- AWS expands automotive business
- Both Toyota and BMW adopt AWS
- SDV use cases envisioned by AWS
Summary
In this report, we will look at the use cases of a SDV (Software Defined Vehicle) as envisioned by Amazon Web Service, Inc. (AWS), which is expanding its automotive business. AWS is an affiliate of U.S.-based Amazon.com, deploying the world's largest cloud service. Since integration with cloud services is essential for software-defined vehicles (SDVs), the use cases envisioned by AWS will provide hints for thinking about what kind of new value the cloud and software can bring to cars.
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