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Honda, IBM in Building AI-Powered Chips for Next-Gen Cars
IBM and Honda Motor signed a memorandum of understanding on Wednesday to work on the long-term development and research of next-generation computing technologies, including processors and software for future automobiles. According to a report from Nikkei Asia, the companies expect that the application of artificial intelligence for vehicles will “accelerate widely in 2030 and beyond”…
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How Will AI Change Our Phones? Look to the Auto Industry for Clues
AI is gradually starting to play a bigger role in our smartphones, from tools that let you manipulate subjects in photos to features that translate phone calls in real time. But if you want a better sense of how AI could change the smartphone experience over the long term, the automotive industry may provide some…
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TCS at VECS 2024: Discussing Automotive Technologies and More
One of the biggest automotive events in northern Europe, Vehicle Electronics & Connected Services (VECS) brings together industry players, experts, and startups to discuss the latest advancements in autonomous, electric, and connected vehicles. This year, VECS 2024 will be held at The Swedish Exhibition Centre in Gothenburg, Sweden, on May 14-15. The event will address…
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US regulator opens safety probe into Waymo robotaxis
<img width="590" height="442" class="unveil" loading="eager" src="https://static.beescdn.com/news.myworldfix.com/2023/11/etauto-default.jpg" data-src="https://etimg.etb2bimg.com/photo/110131739.cms" captionrendered="1" alt=" Waymo vehicles are available to customers in San Francisco and Phoenix, with Los Angeles and Austin expected to come online next. “>Waymo vehicles are available to customers in San Francisco and Phoenix, with Los Angeles and Austin expected to come online next. The top US auto…
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Penske Truck Leasing to Offer REE Automotive’s P7-C EV Trucks to its Customers for Demos and Orders Across North America
– The Powered by REE® Penske truck will be on display at the REE booth at ACT Expo in Las Vegas– The P7-C is the world’s first FMVSS certified full by-wire EV featuring all-wheel steer and all-wheel drive with a range of up to 169 miles and a driver-centric cab upfitted with a 16 foot Wabash…
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How Car Detection Sensors Revolutionize Modern Automotive Tech
Innovations in automotive technology have significantly enhanced vehicle safety and efficiency. Integrating innovative components has been central to these improvements, ensuring that driving is safer and more convenient than ever before. This integration also enables cars to adapt to the evolving demands of modern road conditions. Among the most impactful innovations is the car detection sensor.…
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Stillwater Car Club presents scholarships to MTC students
The Stillwater Car Club has been around since the 1980s and its members have been having fun showing off their cars since that time, first for fun – and in recent years, for a good cause. Those include cars such as a 1933 Ford 5 Window Coupe, a 1948 Plymouth, a 1956 Thunderbird and a…
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Columbus State plans to use bond funding for $15.6 million auto tech center expansion
Gannett Sheridan Hendrix, Columbus Dispatch May 14, 2024 at 9:46 AM Students interested in becoming automotive technicians visit a career exploration event at Columbus State Community College’s existing automotive technology program space in the college’s Delaware Hall building in March. Columbus State Community College is planning a multimillion dollar project to modernize the automotive training…
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CallRevu continues active year by acquiring TotalCX
It’s been an active year so far for CallRevu, which previously revealed plans for an artificial intelligence-powered agent training and coaching platform as well as a program to promote technology and collaboration. On Tuesday, the provider of automotive call monitoring systems made an even bigger move, announcing the acquisition of TotalCX, a leading call management…
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Automotive Consulting Services
The traditional automotive industry has reached a crossroads. We are now operating in a mobility ecosystem, shifting into the next iteration of automotive. To move forward, it’s time to embrace the ecosystem, collaborate beyond industry lines, and find new ways of innovating and partnering for success.