Suppliers tout partnerships with chipmakers, tech companies amid software push at CES

CES 2025 sign in Las Vegas — Collaborations announced at CES 2025 are intended to support suppliers’ commitments to move faster on software, automation and electrification. (MOLLY BOIGON/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

January 10, 2025 02:49 PM

LAS VEGAS — Legacy automotive suppliers are increasingly turning to partnerships with tech giants and startups as they redefine themselves as software-driven companies.

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