As the automotive industry shifts toward new E/E architectures—domain, zonal, and software-defined vehicles—traditional in-vehicle networking protocols such as CAN and LIN are increasingly constrained by bandwidth and latency requirements. Automotive Ethernet is emerging as the backbone of modern vehicle architectures, and Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN) enables time-synchronized, deterministic, and reliable communication for safety-critical applications.

In this session, our expert will provide a practical overview of Automotive Ethernet and TSN, including why Ethernet is becoming the preferred networking technology for next-generation E/E architectures and centralized compute platforms. The presentation will also cover key IEEE TSN standards, Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) technologies, and real-world deployment challenges—along with a look at what’s coming next.