Autonomous Vehicle stories
Pure Storage is helping autonomous travel software solutions to meet the highly parallel, multi-dimensional performance demands of modern unstructured data.
AI research-based company VinAI has showcased its new product suite, including Smart Mobility, Smart Edge, and Smart Data, at CES 2022.
WeRide is using Alluxio's Data Orchestration software for applications on-premises to access public cloud storage such as AWS S3.
VIRTIO is an open standard that defines the interface between Android Automotive OS and the underlying hypervisor.
NI and Seagate collaborate to enhance data storage for autonomous vehicles, including an industry-first ADAS record offering.
NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang calls it a 'technical marvel' that combines all of the company's strengths.
Connected car technology is vulnerable to cyber attacks, says cybersecurity firm Trend Micro in a new report. .
Renesas Electronics is partnering with Microsoft to expedite the development of connected vehicles using the Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform.
The migration towards fully autonomous vehicles is being facilitated by the introduction of safety technologies, according to research by IDC.
Keysight Technologies and Qualcomm have enabled the Global Certification Forum to activate certification of a C-V2X test plan.
Huawei has teamed up with 18 automakers, including BYD and Great Wall Motors, to create a 5G-enabled automobile ecosphere, pushing for 5G tech in the industry.
The autonomous vehicle market is booming, with 745,705 units expected by 2023, up from 137,129 in 2018, mainly in North America, China, and Europe.
As the tech competition heats up, more manufacturers are adding vehicle-to-everything solutions into new vehicles.
Australian drivers less enthusiastic about autonomous vehicles than French and Swedish drivers, according to study by Queensland University of Technology.
E-air taxis are not expected to be widely adopted for another decade due to technological challenges, according to a report by L.E.K.
The UK plans to have self-driving vehicles up and running on roads by 2030. In the 11 years leading up to that goal, there's a careful approach to the rollout.
Zenuity partners with CERN to leverage machine learning for autonomous cars, aiming to enhance safety through rapid data interpretation and decision-making.
The UK is spearheading global standards for high-definition mapping crucial for the safe deployment of self-driving vehicles, aiming for wide-scale use by 2030.
BlackBerry is partnering with LG Electronics to advance its work in connected and autonomous vehicle technology.
As New Zealand grapples with AV technology, data privacy and cybersecurity concerns loom large, with experts urging for prompt regulations.