Signed a business agreement with Microsoft for cloud-based services
Developing B2B models using cloud, AI, and artificial intelligence

LG Electronics is strengthening its cloud-based services, including the development of a vehicle infotainment system, in partnership with Microsoft.
LG Electronics and Microsoft signed a business agreement at the Las Vegas Convention Center on the 8th to enhance B2B competitiveness and strengthen capabilities in areas such as vehicle infotainment and building management systems (BMS).

Under the agreement, the two companies will develop an infotainment solution that combines LG Electronics' vehicle infotainment platform webOS Auto and Microsoft's vehicle cloud platform MCVP, and provide passengers with internet radio, video streaming services, and more.

In addition, LG Electronics' virtual assistant, which utilizes MS's voice recognition service, will present a service that allows drivers to perform various tasks through voice commands, such as checking traffic conditions to their destination, searching for nearby restaurants, and playing music.

LG Electronics plans to actively utilize Microsoft's cloud platform to develop new business models and technologies utilizing cloud, artificial intelligence, and edge computing.

Previously, LG Electronics had partnered with MS to develop artificial intelligence autonomous driving software.We are concluding a non-negotiated agreement and joining forces to build future transportation services.

Meanwhile, the signing ceremony was attended by executives from both companies, including LG Electronics A&B Center Director Lee Sang-yong and MS Automotive Business Division Head Sanjay Ravi.