SDV Projected to Reach $419 Billion by 2028, Yet Many Challenges Still to Overcome, Including Architecture and Security

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SDV Projected to Reach $419 Billion by 2028, Yet Many Challenges Still to Overcome, Including Architecture and Security

Published2024.02.26 14:23

With Software-Defined Vehicles (SDV) projected to expand to a market size exceeding $419 billion by 2028, an opportunity has been arranged to hear about the core keywords of SDV such as architecture and security, as well as future development directions.

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