NXP's New Technology to Counter Cyberattacks on Software-Defined Vehicles

NXP's New Technology to Counter Cyberattacks on Software-Defined Vehicles 
Software-defined vehicles (SDVs) have become more popular in recent years, offering consumers greater value for their money. Effectively, cars can do everything from providing real-time traffic information to receiving real-time upgrades without drivers having to do anything. They can also offer diagnostic data and alert drivers to possible issues. However, these vehicles may also be more vulnerable to cyber attacks.
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GM to Launch Eyes-Off Driving

GM to Launch Eyes-Off Driving  


GM was at the forefront of vehicle AI from the beginning, but now they want to be leaps and bounds ahead of the competition. To accomplish this noble task, they have their sights set on new conversational AI and are aiming to eliminate driving by 2028. This promises to create a fleet of vehicles almost as smart as their owners.

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Chip Rebounds Fuel Auto Production and Innovation

Chip Rebounds Fuel Auto Production and Innovation 
During the height of the pandemic, lockdowns were the primary challenge that automakers had to deal with. However, they were not the only challenge, as global shutdowns caused chip shortages, making it difficult to keep up with production. This resulted in higher car prices and a lack of innovation, as automakers couldn't implement their vision for safer and generally more advanced vehicles. Fortunately, chip production is beginning to rebound, making vehicles easier to produce and get out to customers promptly.
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