Tata Technologies, a global leader in product engineering and digital services, has joined forces with Telechips, a provider of advanced automotive semiconductor solutions, to develop cutting-edge software solutions for next-generation software-defined vehicles (SDVs). Announced at CES 2025, the partnership will focus on advancing ADAS platforms, automotive cockpit domain controllers, and central and zonal gateway controllers, crucial to the evolution of connected, autonomous, and electric mobility.
The automotive industry’s transition to connected, autonomous, and electric vehicles has placed SDVs at the center of this transformation. However, integrating software and hardware seamlessly remains a significant hurdle for automakers.
This collaboration brings together Tata Technologies’ expertise in automotive software engineering and Telechips’ semiconductor innovations, including System-on-Chips (SoCs), AI Vision ADAS processors, and network gateway processors. The companies are collaborating to tackle key industry challenges, including seamless integration of software and hardware, reduced time-to-market for software-defined vehicle (SDV) solutions, and improved vehicle safety, connectivity, and functionality.
Warren Harris, CEO and Managing Director of Tata Technologies, highlighted the partnership’s potential: “This collaboration with Telechips enables us to combine their advanced semiconductor technologies with our turnkey expertise in SDV development. Together, we will empower OEMs to deliver intelligent, connected, and sustainable vehicles, redefining safety and user experiences while contributing to a software-driven future.”
“Our partnership with Tata Technologies underscores our commitment to revolutionizing automotive semiconductors. By integrating our advanced solutions with their software expertise, we are paving the way for smarter, safer, and more connected mobility, helping OEMs lead in the SDV era.”
The collaboration will focus on developing scalable software frameworks for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving platforms, utilizing AI to improve decision-making and situational awareness. This will be supported by the integration of advanced System-on-Chips (SoCs) to enable faster and more efficient communication within vehicles, contributing to global sustainability goals.
Additionally, the partnership will aim to enhance real-time connectivity, safety, and functionality, ensuring that OEMs can stay competitive in the rapidly evolving automotive sector. The efforts will help drive innovation and keep pace with the growing demand for smarter, safer, and more connected vehicles. By combining their strengths, Tata Technologies and Telechips aim to redefine mobility solutions, addressing critical industry needs and accelerating the adoption of SDVs as a cornerstone of future transportation.
Tata Technologies (BSE: 544028, NSE: TATATECH) is a leading global player in product engineering and digital services, committed to its mission of supporting industries across sectors to drive, fly, build, and farm by enabling the creation of superior products and enhanced user experiences. As a trusted strategic partner, Tata Technologies helps businesses conceptualize, develop, and deliver innovative solutions that are safer, more sustainable, and contribute to improving quality of life for all stakeholders, reflecting its vision of #EngineeringABetterWorld.
Telechips, a global leader in the fabless semiconductor space, specializes in SoCs (System on Chips) and MCUs (Microcontroller Units) tailored for the automotive sector. With cutting-edge advancements in connectivity and multimedia semiconductors, Telechips plays a pivotal role in the system semiconductor market.
Its integrated solutions encompass chipsets, development platforms, hardware design references, and core technologies, catering to areas like In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI), digital clusters, and cockpit systems. Telechips’ offerings are particularly valued for their focus on high-level security, low-power, high-performance technology, and ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems).
