DigiTimes 转述韩媒：LG 电子联合 Bosch 研发汽车 chiplet SoC，尚处早期科研阶段、无客户与订单

LG Electronics is reportedly working with Bosch to develop automotive chiplets, a move that would mark LG's formal entry into the automotive semiconductor market if the technology reaches production and wins customers. The business could also create synergies with the LG Group's broad automotive electronics operations.

According to industry sources cited by South Korean publication Maeil Business Newspaper , LG's system-on-chip (SoC) center is participating in a chiplet architecture SoC research project backed by South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Resources (MOTIR).
The project will combine LG's base chip with an AI chiplet developed by South Korean IC design startup BOS Semiconductors. South Korean OSAT company Hana Micron will handle quality verification and packaging.
The parties involved in the research project are reportedly discussing supplying the completed semiconductor to Bosch, a global leader in automotive components. The industry therefore expects LG's chiplet SoC could eventually reach automakers worldwide through Bosch's supply network.
Industry observers said that if LG successfully develops the automotive chiplet and secures actual customers, the company will formally enter the automotive semiconductor design market. However, the chiplet SoC project is still in its early stages, and its ultimate success remains uncertain. If development fails, the partnership with Bosch could also collapse.
LG has already been actively developing automotive chiplets. According to reports by South Korean publications Money Today and Seoul Economic Daily , LG became the only South Korean company to join the Automotive Chiplet Program (ACP), led by Belgium-based microelectronics research center IMEC, in early 2025.
Other ACP members include Arm, Synopsys, BMW, and Porsche.
LG is also working with automotive SoC providers Qualcomm and Nvidia. Industry observers believe LG views automotive semiconductors as a future growth business and is actively seeking opportunities to expand its presence.
LG Electronics, LG Innotek, and LG Display (LGD), all part of LG Group, have already entered the automotive electronics business. If LG succeeds in developing automotive semiconductors, it could combine those companies' related products and services and offer them to customers as an integrated solution.