Desay SV and NTT DATA Collaborate on AI-Driven Vehicle Platform
Desay SV and NTT DATA have announced a strategic collaboration to create a next-generation software-defined vehicle (SDV) platform, announced in a press release. This partnership aims to revolutionize the automotive industry by integrating AI and complete networking of the digital ecosystem.
Desay SV, a leading mobility technology provider from China, will contribute its advanced vehicle intelligent solutions, while NTT DATA will provide the technological foundation, including global data centers, infrastructure services, application development, cybersecurity, and AI solutions. The collaboration seeks to build a seamlessly connected ecosystem for vehicle manufacturers and end customers, spanning from the vehicle to the cloud to mobile apps.
The integration of AI across the entire SDV stack—from edge intelligence in vehicles to cloud-based analytics—will enhance user experiences by enabling real-time personalization and autonomous decision-making. This initiative allows vehicle manufacturers to offer digital services across all touchpoints and explore new revenue streams through data-driven services, while maintaining control over customer data and complying with regional regulations.
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