AMD and StradVision announced a multi-year collaboration on November 11, 2025, combining AI-powered vision perception software with automotive-grade compute hardware. The partnership targets Level 4 autonomous driving systems with breakthrough performance, energy efficiency, and real-time multi-camera processing—debuting at CES 2026.
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AMD-StradVision Partnership Overview
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Announcement Date | November 11, 2025 |
| Duration | Multi-year collaboration |
| Technology Focus | AI vision perception for autonomous vehicles |
| Hardware Platform | AMD Versal™ AI Edge Series Gen 2 VEK385 |
| Software Solution | StradVision SVNet & MultiVision |
| CES 2026 Demo | January 2026, Las Vegas |
| Autonomy Level | Up to Level 4 |
Key Technologies Combined
StradVision’s SVNet Software:
- Award-winning AI perception platform
- Multi-camera real-time processing
- Object, pedestrian, lane detection
- Free-space recognition
- Environmental understanding
AMD Versal AI Edge Series Gen 2:
- Automotive-grade AI compute SoC
- Power-efficient processing
- Scalable architecture
- Low-latency inference
- Thermal optimization
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What the Partnership Delivers
| Benefit | Impact |
|---|---|
| Time-to-Market | Pre-integrated production-ready platform |
| System Complexity | Reduced through hardware-software optimization |
| Power Efficiency | Lower consumption with maintained performance |
| Safety & Reliability | Validated for real-world driving scenarios |
| Scalability | Supports evolving autonomy levels |
CES 2026 Live Demonstration
At CES 2026 in January, AMD and StradVision will showcase MultiVision software running on the VEK385 Evaluation Kit, demonstrating:
- Real-time multi-camera perception
- Deep learning-based detection accuracy
- Breakthrough thermal efficiency
- Production-ready integration
- Level 4 autonomy capabilities
The demo positions both companies as leaders in software-defined vehicle technology, competing with NVIDIA’s DRIVE platform and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Ride.
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Industry Expert Reactions
Paul Zoratti (AMD Fellow & Chief Automotive System Architect): “The VEK385 Evaluation Kit offers performance and flexibility automakers need for AI-driven perception. Our collaboration demonstrates how optimized software-hardware integration unlocks safer, smarter, adaptive vehicles.”
Philip Vidal (StradVision Chief Business Officer): “Combining AMD’s compute technology with our production-proven perception software sets a new benchmark for real-time, high-performance perception that empowers automakers to accelerate safer autonomous vehicles.”
StradVision’s Proven Track Record
Founded in 2014, StradVision serves 300+ employees across global offices:
Major Achievements:
- ✅ Frost & Sullivan 2022 Global Technology Innovation Leadership Award
- ✅ Gold Award at 2022 & 2021 AutoSens Awards (Best Perception Software)
- ✅ 2020 Autonomous Vehicle Technology ACES Award
- ✅ TISAX AL3 information security certification
- ✅ ISO 9001:2015 & ISO 26262 certified
Current Deployment: SVNet powers various vehicle models in partnership with OEMs worldwide, serving ADAS and autonomous vehicles at fraction of competitor costs.
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Technical Deep Dive: Perception Features
The co-optimized solution enhances:
Detection Systems:
- Pedestrian identification
- Vehicle tracking
- Cyclist recognition
- Traffic sign classification
Environmental Analysis:
- Lane marking detection
- Free-space mapping
- Road boundary identification
- Weather condition adaptation
Performance Metrics:
- Sub-50ms latency
- 99.9%+ detection accuracy
- <15W power consumption (estimated)
- 4K multi-camera support
Market Implications
This partnership challenges autonomous driving incumbents:
vs. NVIDIA: Lower power consumption, cost-competitive alternative
vs. Qualcomm: Proven production deployments with OEMs
vs. Mobileye: Open platform flexibility versus closed ecosystem
Automotive Tier-1 suppliers and OEMs gain production-ready alternative with AMD’s silicon scalability and StradVision’s proven software stack.
Software-Defined Vehicle Revolution
As vehicles evolve toward software-defined systems, demand for power-efficient, scalable AI processing intensifies. The AMD-StradVision collaboration addresses:
- Over-the-air update requirements
- Multi-sensor fusion complexity
- Real-time decision-making latency
- Thermal management in compact spaces
- Cost reduction for mass-market adoption
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Availability & Rollout
Evaluation Kits: Available now for Tier-1 suppliers and OEMs
Production Integration: Starting 2026 model year vehicles
CES 2026 Demo: January 7-10, 2026, Las Vegas
Commercial Deployment: Phased rollout 2026-2028
Check AMD automotive page for technical specifications and partnership inquiries.
The Bottom Line
AMD’s automotive-grade AI compute paired with StradVision’s award-winning perception software creates a production-ready platform for next-generation autonomous vehicles. With Level 4 capability, multi-year commitment, and CES 2026 validation, this collaboration positions both companies as serious contenders in the autonomous driving AI race.
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