TIER IV Joins Arm Program to Expand Autoware Support

Oct 1, 2026
TIER IV joins Arm Total Design for Physical AI to make Autoware available across more Arm based chips and vehicle computing platforms.
TIER IV Joins Arm Program to Expand Autoware Support

TIER IV joins Arm Total Design for Physical AI, the company announced in a press release. It will contribute its autonomous driving software expertise and work to make Autoware available across more Arm based systems on chips and vehicle computing platforms.

The work builds on the companies' collaboration through Open AD Kit, an open framework that supports the deployment of Autoware across different computing platforms. TIER IV and Arm demonstrated Open AD Kit on Arm based hardware at CES 2026.

TIER IV plans to provide ready to use Autoware configurations for semiconductor companies and vehicle manufacturers. The company will also connect Autoware developers with computing and technology partners in the Arm program.

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