Bosch, Continental battle to supply the brain of the connected car

Bosch_information_domain_computer web.jpg — Bosch computers currently control functions such as driver assistance systems and motion in cars. The supplier says soon they will be joined by information domain computers, as shown in the picture, for cockpit functions and body electronics.

December 17, 2020 06:51 PM

Robert Bosch and Continental are the world's No. 1 and No. 4 automotive suppliers respectively, with broad portfolios that generate tens of billions in sales from automakers.

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