Volkswagen (VWAGY) has begun developing its first in-house chip, being developed by a joint venture between its software unit Cariad and Horizon Robotics (HRZRF), Edward White of The Financial Times reports. The goal is to provide advanced driving capabilities in China to better compete in the market.
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