Microsoft Launches Autonomous Driving Program for Startups

Sept. 12, 2019

Microsoft plans to partner with manufacturers to create a unique car experience in future self-driving vehicles.

September 12, 2019—Microsoft has expanded into the automotive industry and has announced a new program to help driving car manufacturers with self-driving cars, reports Windows Central.

The strategy now highlights core principles that govern Microsoft’s decisions related to vehicles with three key principles. These include:

  • Partnering across the industry
  • Data should be owned by the customer, as the company says they do no monetize customers’ data
  • Supporting automotive companies as they enhance their unique brand experiences to expand their relationships with their customers

Ultimately, Microsoft plans to partner with manufacturers to create a unique car experience in future self-driving vehicles.

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