Panasonic Automotive vSkipGen runs on Axion-based C4A-metal
As the automotive landscape accelerates toward software-defined vehicles, Cockpit Domain Controllers (CDCs) are becoming the core of next-generation in-cabin experiences. The ability to rapidly develop, test, and validate CDC software in a flexible, hardware-independent environment is critical for innovation and time-to-market. However, physical hardware constraints and the requirement for high-performance graphics present significant challenges for global development teams.
Panasonic Automotive’s vSkipGen™ addresses these challenges as a next-generation CDC virtualization platform, now validated on Google Cloud’s C4A-metal, our Axion bare-metal offering. By integrating Panasonic Automotive’s advanced Unified HMI™ remote GPU offload technology with support for Android Automotive OS (AAOS) and Android SDV, vSkipGen delivers a robust, cloud-native solution for cockpit software development and validation — empowering teams to innovate without hardware limitations.
At Google Cloud, we provide workload-optimized infrastructure to help ensure the right resources for every task. Similar to the entire Axion virtual machine family, C4A-metal instances are built...
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