FILE PHOTO: A technician of computer microprocessors maker AMD poses for the media with a wafer at the chip plant in Dresden October 24, 2006. REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch/File Photo
OAKLAND Calif/DETROIT (Reuters) - U.S. chip design firm Advanced Micro Devices Inc on Wednesday said Japan’s major automotive supply company Aisin Corp has chosen AMD's micro processor to power a new system that can help cars park themselves.
“These parking systems have been very much a foothold in the very luxury vehicle market today. Aisin's solution is designed to make this more mainstream, because the solution itself is designed to fit into a very cost effective module,” Wayne Lyons, AMD’s senior director for the automotive market told Reuters.
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