Continental on AWS
From one of the most recognized tire brands in the world to a connected mobility pioneer, Continental has seen success from 1871 to today thanks to its constant evolution. Using Amazon Web Services (AWS), the company has embraced the cloud and accelerated a software-driven vision. It built modular solution Continental Automotive Edge (CAEdge), which connects vehicles to the cloud and provides a virtual workbench to speed development from weeks to hours. And, by embarking on an organization-wide upskilling program and engaging with AWS Skills Guild, thousands of employees have generated more than 100 innovative business proposals. For Continental, investing in cloud capabilities means investing in its future as a key provider of intelligent connectivity for the automotive industry.
Continental's cloud journey
Accelerating Autonomous Driving Development with Continental and AWS
2025
Yann Baudouin (Head of Data-Driven Development & DevOps) shares details about the collaboration with AWS in the AV/ADAS space, and how Continental Automotive saves ~40% in operational costs, and improve the accuracy of their models by ~10%.
Changing Gears: Parallelizing Hardware and Software Development at Continental
2024
What happens when you approach the development of electronic control units (ECUs) for vehicles in the same way as smartphone design? Continental is exploring this question by parallelizing hardware and software development on AWS, leveraging AWS Graviton processors and Android Automotive for virtualized testing environments.
How Continental Accelerates Autonomous Driving Simulations with Mountpoint for Amazon S3
2023
Continental and AWS have been collaborating to accelerate autonomous driving simulations with Mountpoint for Amazon S3 - seamlessly access data in S3 as a file system, boosting performance by 20% and cost efficiency by 30%.
Working with AWS Skills Guild, we could build a holistic cloud environment within our company to help drive our digital transformation.
Anupama Raman
Head of the Software Academy, ContinentalDiscover more on Continential's cloud journey
Develop and Test Automotive Software at Scale Using AWS
2023
Continental continues to extend its collaboration with AWS via new, innovative cloud-based additions to its CAEdge platform, such as vECU Creator. With vECU Creator, developers and testers can provision virtualized hardware on AWS, and pull forward their development and testing activity in the software development cycle. Continental expects that vECU Creator may save anywhere from 6 to 12 months of project delivery time
Executive Conversations: Continental Selects AWS for Software Defined Vehicle Platform
2021
Bill Foy, Director of Worldwide Automotive Specialist Solutions for Amazon Web Services (AWS), interviews Michael Hülsewies, Continental’s Senior Vice President and Head of Architecture & Software, to discuss how AWS and Continental partner to launch the Continental Automotive Edge Platform, enabling seamless software development and deployment for software-defined vehicles.
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