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Insight and analysis on next-generation automotive technologies that will reshape the way cars, trucks and powertrains are developed and manufactured. Topics include: active window displays, electric vehicles, hybrid vehicles, autonomous vehicles and driver override systems, reconfigurable auto body parts, transport systems and more.

Why smarter standards are essential for the connected car

Automotive

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Smart car: Who will win in the battle for the data centre on wheels

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Ubiquity Technology and UiPath announce a partnership

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The connected car ‘data explosion’

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Reinventing the wheel – servitization and the automotive industry

As automobile manufacturers continue to wrap subscriptions around their products, Information Age analyses servitization and the automotive industry and what it means for IT.

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Automotive

Electric vehicles open new avenues for smart cities

As more people around the world move into the cities of tomorrow, the importance of the electric car revolution can't be underestimated.

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Can tech solve the problem of electric vehicles?

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Overhaul of major cities needed to cope with driverless cars

Automotive

Can tech solve the problem of electric vehicles?

Automotive

Overhaul of major cities needed to cope with driverless cars

Automotive

Driverless cars taking centre stage at CES

Automotive

UK Government sets 2021 driverless car goal

Automotive

Driverless cars are on the road to nowhere without reliable connectivity

Current technological infrastructure is being put under massive strain in order to enable the future of transportation.

Automotive

Who will win the race in the connected car revolution?

What are the common ingredients for making a successful autonomous vehicle program? And how close are we to the fully autonomous car?

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