After several weeks of rumors, BlackBerry and Baidu have finally
announced the two companies will be partnering up to accelerate the
deployment of connected and autonomous vehicle technology for automotive
OEMs and suppliers worldwide.
"BlackBerry QNX has established itself as the OS platform for
safety-certified production-based systems," said Li Zhenyu, General
Manager of Intelligent Driving Group, Baidu. "We aim to provide
automakers with a clear and fast path to fully autonomous vehicle
production, with safety and security as top priorities. By integrating
the BlackBerry QNX OS with the Apollo platform, we will enable carmakers
to leap from prototype to production systems. Together, we will work
toward a technological and commercial ecosystem for autonomous driving,
intelligent connectivity, and intelligent traffic systems."
"Joining forces with Baidu will enable us to explore integration opportunities for multiple vehicle subsystems including ADAS, infotainment, gateways, and cloud services," said John Wall, Senior Vice President and GM of BlackBerry QNX. "Baidu has made tremendous strides in Artificial Intelligence and deep learning. These advancements paired with their high-definition maps and BlackBerry's safety-critical embedded software and expertise in security will be crucial ingredients for autonomous vehicles."
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"Joining forces with Baidu will enable us to explore integration opportunities for multiple vehicle subsystems including ADAS, infotainment, gateways, and cloud services," said John Wall, Senior Vice President and GM of BlackBerry QNX. "Baidu has made tremendous strides in Artificial Intelligence and deep learning. These advancements paired with their high-definition maps and BlackBerry's safety-critical embedded software and expertise in security will be crucial ingredients for autonomous vehicles."
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