I know. My understanding is the car is due to go into production...

I know.

My understanding is the car is due to go into production in about 12-18 months from now.

I am not sure the age of the article matters. It is just that from January 2022 (https://www.eetimes.com/mercedes-applies-neuromorphic-computing-in-ev-concept-car/) up to August 2023 (https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/mercedes/98226/new-2024-mercedes-eq-saloon-spotted-road ) the reference to Akida seems consistent.

So, unless of course there is an updated article that refutes the language (and is suggesting Akida is 'no more') I was just indicating that we have a pattern indicating that Akida does exists in mercedes vehicles as recent as a year ago. I couldn't find any facts that I am aware of that make us think Mercedes haven't continued to proceed with using Akida.

Now, I may well have missed something and could be wrong, and maybe there is an update that indicates otherwise, and if so would much appreciate anyone sharing.

Ta
EB