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May 23, 2023 — Bellevue, WA — Today, ITTIA™, a global leading provider of secure high-performance edge data management software for embedded systems and Internet of Things (IoT) devices, announced support for NXP® Semiconductors’ S32G vehicle network processors. The recent evolution of embedded systems and IoT has introduced connected devices that ingest an extraordinarily large amount…

Data Bridge Market Research analyses that the global flight data recorder market is expected to reach a value of USD 2,484,963.92 thousand by 2030, at a...

TTTech Auto launched the N4 Network Controller, a high-performance Electronic Control Unit (ECU) with advanced networking capabilities. The N4 is designed to play a central role in modern automotive E/E architectures, paving the way to software-defined vehicles. The N4 Network Controller provides all conditions to ensure cybersecurity according to ISO...

​ Optimus Technologies recently announced a $17.8-million Series A funding round led by Mitsui & Co. out of Tokyo, Japan. The round included participation from one of North America’s largest commercial fleets, Chevron Renewable Energy Group, and Pittsburgh regional investors including: Idea Foundry, Inc., Innovation Works, Richard King Mellon Foundation,...

Infineon has developed the automotive industry's first LPDDR Flash memory to support the development of new electrical and electronic systems for semi-autonomous vehicles. The SEMPER X1 LPDDR Flash offers 20 times faster random read transactions for real-time applications and performs eight times better than conventional NOR Flash memory.

Dublin, April 18, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Automotive Electronics Market Size, Share & Trends Analysis Report By Component (Electronic Control...

/PRNewswire/ -- Exactitude Consultancy, the market research and consulting wing of Ameliorate Digital Consultancy Private Limited has completed and published...

Hackers are now stealing cars by injecting code into the Electronic Control Unit (ECU) components, including headlight wiring, which enables criminals to gain keyless access to the vehicles.

This is a detective story about how a car was stolen - and how it uncovered an epidemic of high-tech car theft. It begins with a tweet. In April 2022, my friend Ian Tabor tweeted that vandals had been at his car, pulling apart the headlight and unplugging the cables.

Diagnostic systems on tractors are associated with added expense and complexity, but this need not be the case according to the staff at MTU