VIA optronics, an interactive display solutions supplier, and Autolink Information Technology (Autolink) have announced the establishment of a joint venture, Wuxi Turing Intelligent Display Technology (Turing), aimed at advancing interactive display solutions in the automotive sector.
The collaboration is set to combine VIA’s expertise in display solutions with Autolink’s prowess in intelligent connected vehicle technology.
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The joint venture is a response to the growing market demand for integrated automotive system solutions and aims to deliver a comprehensive suite of services.
Turing will inherit the responsibilities of manufacturing display devices and assembling displays.
Autolink will contribute its electronic control units (ECU) expertise, while VIA will supply its advanced display solutions, camera products, and optical bonding manufacturing services.
VIA chief executive officer Roland Chochoiek commented: “We are thrilled to open the next chapter in our strategic collaboration with Autolink by expanding the scope of our portfolio and services with Turing.
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By GlobalData“In addition, by combining our hardware products with Autolink´s ECU and software expertise and production capabilities, we are certain that the new joint venture will successfully complement the supply chain for system solutions for smart cockpit platforms in the automotive industry to the benefit of OEMs.”
As part of their strategic partnership, VIA and Autolink are looking to broaden their business horizons by pooling resources and utilising their synergistic capabilities.
Autolink founder Hongze Yang stated: “The establishment of Turing in partnership with VIA marks a significant step in advancing our strategy for product integration and globalisation. We firmly believe in the future of intelligent mobility, particularly in the enormous potential of smart cockpits and human-machine interaction.
“VIA brings world-class expertise in display technologies and optical bonding, while Autolink has deep experience in cockpit domain controllers and software platforms.”
Yang added: “Through this joint venture, we aim to co-develop next-generation, system-level solutions for smart cockpits, enhance supply chain synergy, and better serve OEMs worldwide, including global and export-oriented Chinese automotive brands. Looking ahead, Turing will strive to become a benchmark enterprise in the intelligent cockpit display sector, both in China and globally.”
