Qualcomm Technologies has completed the acquisition of Autotalks to boost vehicle-to-everything (V2X) deployments, improve road safety, and enhance automated driving and traffic efficiency.
Founded in 2008, Autotalks is a fabless semiconductor company specialising in V2X communications.
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The acquisition integrates Autotalks’ products into Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Digital Chassis portfolio, supporting all key global communication standards, including DSRC and C-V2X, which cover LTE-V2X and 5G-V2X.
Qualcomm Technologies Automotive and Industrial & Embedded IoT Group GM Nakul Duggal said: “We are thrilled to welcome Autotalks’ highly skilled and experienced team to Qualcomm Technologies. As automotive systems grow more complex, the importance of safety features has never been higher. Together, we will deliver reliable, cutting-edge solutions to enhance road safety and optimize traffic efficiency.
“We’ve been investing in V2X technologies since 2017, recognizing their potential to improve road safety. This acquisition is a strategic step in our ongoing efforts, advancing V2X solutions further for connected and automated vehicles, while driving global deployment, and strengthening our Snapdragon® Digital Chassis™ product portfolio.”
These solutions are designed for deployment in roadside infrastructure, vehicles, and two-wheelers, enabling direct communication to address safety and efficiency challenges.
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By GlobalDataFurthermore, they are set to enhance the development of advanced safety features and premium experiences in assisted and automated driving for next-generation vehicles.
Autotalks’ existing DSRC and C-V2X programmes will continue to receive support, with a roadmap focused on enhancing safety for all road users.
The integration of Autotalks’ solutions into safety-grade architectures ensures compatibility and effectiveness across various regions and vehicle types.
Qualcomm claims V2X technologies to reduce collisions by allowing vehicles to communicate directly with each other and their surrounding environment.
In April 2025, Qualcomm Technologies and ECARX announced an expansion of their collaboration to develop a broader range of intelligent vehicle systems.
