U.S. AI firm Applied Intuition, which is partnering with Honda and Nissan Motor, says Japan business will reach several hundred employees

US AI startup Applied Intuition announced separate partnerships with Honda and Nissan Motor. It indicated plans to expand its Japan business to several hundred people by supporting SDV software development.

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US AI startup Applied Intuition announced that it would partner separately with Honda and Nissan Motor. Under the arrangement, the company will support both automakers in developing software for software-defined vehicles (SDVs).

Honda and Nissan have been pursuing cooperation in the SDV field, and this announcement is expected to strengthen their framework for working with external AI development companies. Applied Intuition CEO Qasar Younis (カサール・ユニス) is reported to have explained the strategy.

The company indicated that it plans to expand its Japan business to several hundred people, suggesting that it aims to enhance its competitiveness by strengthening its automotive software development capabilities.

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CounterpartyAnnounced separate partnerships with Honda and Nissan Motor

FieldSupport SDV software development

ScaleA policy was indicated to expand the Japan business to several hundred people

PersonCEO Qasar Younis (カサール・ユニス) discussed the strategy

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