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Vector's Marc Weber breaks down why the auto industry's runaway software complexity is finally reaching a turning point and how a more unified development model can restore clarity and control. One of the principal technology leads behind Alloy Kore, Marc explains how the platform tackles fragmented architectures and maintenance overload so OEMs can redirect their talent toward building what truly differentiates their vehicles.
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