The trend toward assisted and highly automated driving places high demands on the computing power of modern vehicles, and much higher on future vehicles. An important aspect of the solution in the future is the centralization of the computers toward a server architecture and toward massive parallel processing: Curt Moore describes his vision of a future computer architecture and the way there.
Curt Moore is General Manager and Productline Manager for the Jacinto processors at Texas Instruments (TI) in Houston (Texas, USA). He has been in this role since 2009. His business is focused on providing processor chips for vision analytics and networking for automotive and industrial markets. Moore joined TI in 1988 and has held a variety of roles in marketing, operations, finance and product management.
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