Sunnyvale, California, hosts the Bosch Research and Technology Center, a hub for innovation and technological advancement in the heart of Silicon Valley. Led by Stefan Knoll, the center focuses on AI, semiconductors, hydrogen, and medical technology. With 140 researchers, including Gabrielle Haddon-Vukasin, working on groundbreaking projects such as biosensors for DNA analysis, the center is at the forefront of developing future-focused solutions. The collaboration with various Bosch divisions ensures the integration of cutting-edge technologies in products like driver assistance systems and MEMS sensors. The drive for fast-paced innovation in Silicon Valley emphasizes the importance of digitalization and AI in shaping the future. Lei Cheng's research on hydrogen technologies highlights the diverse areas of expertise within the center, ranging from healthcare solutions to green technologies. The projects at Bosch's Sunnyvale center showcase the commitment to driving advancements and meeting the evolving needs of global markets.