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Zonal Gateway Compute Unit for EV Solution

The Zonal Gateway acts as a local connectivity hub relaying data through a single high-speed Ethernet link to the backbone. Each zonal gateway is connected to the central computing cluster at the heart of the vehicle. The communication between zonal gateways and central computer resemble that of a computer network rather than an automotive harness.
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