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Elon Musk-run Tesla has started notifying current and former employees whose information was involved in a confidential data breach in May that affected 75,735 people.

Auto Industry: Ron Hesse speaks with Matthias Riemer, Partner in the global automotive practice of Simon-Kucher in the Cologne office. His work focuses on commercial excellence, growth, and go-to-market strategies for automotive companies. Helping manufacturers launch new electric vehicles and digital (in-car) monetization have been the main scope of his work in recent years.

Elon Musk-run Tesla did not fix the Autopilot system after a fatal crash in the US in 2016 that killed a driver, the electric car-makers engineers have reportedly admitted in their testimonies.

Auto Chips: Autotalks makes dedicated chips used in the V2X communications technology sector for manned and driverless vehicles, with a view to improving road safety.

The two automakers announced that update early in 2023, saying it would address a security flaw that was exposed on TikTok and other social media sites. But in May, The Associated Press reported that thieves were still driving off with Kia and Hyundai vehicles at alarming rates.

Hon Hai Technology Group, more popularly known as Foxconn Technology Group, which has declared its intent to make India its third largest global hub for EV manufacturing and sourcing, is already talking to Tamil Nadu, Gujarat and Karnataka apart from Telangana for the project.

Robotics is no more a sci-fi concept. Across industries, we are witnessing the growth of connected systems that can process information and act without necessarily calling for a human prompt. At the heart of this is machine learning, which uses data to craft intelligent systems and robots that can mimic or even surpass human thinking. Here, we take a closer look at how machine learning can turn robotics from an esoteric field to something every industry can apply and benefit from.

The "Internet of Vehicles" (IoV) envisions connected cars exchanging data for safer, efficient transport. Yet, IoVs expansion brings theft and cyber threats. Innovations like "zero trust" safeguards and user awareness are vital to secure this transformative technology.

With a third of the company’s annual revenue coming from India, and new business opportunities, Emitec Technologies sees India’s role growing in its global scheme of things.

In-vehicle Connectivity And Infotainment: As the automotive industry is undergoing drastic changes, the end consumers are looking for more features that enhance their driving experience, such as in-vehicle infotainment, voice assistance, and gesture interface. At the same time, they want to feel safer with technologies like over-the-air updates, remote vehicle management, remote diagnostics, and emergency call services that provide added safety aspects.