Today at CES, Qualcomm signaled its dominance in the burgeoning world of Physical AI by unveiling a massive expansion of its industrial and robotics portfolios.

As part of the expanded partnership, Qualcomm and Google are aligning Snapdragon Cockpit Platforms with AAOS roadmaps starting from Android 17. This unified reference platform is intended to accelerate prototyping, validation, and production of in-vehicle infotainment and software-defined vehicle systems.

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