We'll have to wait before autonomous vehicles are mainstream, CEO of Softbank's ARM says

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The development of technology has led to several trial runs of autonomous vehicles.

It's going to be"a while" before self-driving cars become mainstream, the CEO of ARM Holdings told CNBC Tuesday.

"I think you're going to start to see early services, in quite a constrained way, quite soon over the next couple of years," he added, explaining that there was"some way to come" before the technology was"completely mainstream." In August 2018, for example, the Hyundai Motor Company announced that the first journey by an autonomous truck on a South Korean highway had taken place. The firm's Xcient truck, which has a maximum load capacity of 40 tons, drove around 40 kilometers between Uiwang and Incheon.

 

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