Korean automaker Hyundai will launch a so-called hyperconnected car next year, incorporating a software-defined network (SDN) architecture designed and built by network technology supplier Cisco, that it claims will set the stage for adaptive technologies in the motor industry.

The two firms are moving forward with a plan – first announced in 2016 – to develop vehicles with a new approach to communication, using a flexible platform that would “offer a path to innovate and build on smart vehicle solutions”.

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