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Meet Dan O’Dowd, Elon Musk’s least favourite billionaire
We interview the safe-coding guru on his crusade for safe autonomous vehicles: they will come, he says, but it won't be Tesla in the driving seat
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Qualcomm’s diversification pays off with $10 billion quarterly revenue despite challenges
Qualcomm defied the Wall Street consensus by announcing nearly $10 billion of revenue in Q3 FY26, as the company shifts to a broader strategy
Why Europe’s manufacturers need to change direction with industrial automation
Industrial automation in Europe is constrained by fragmented systems and poor usability. This article explores how manufacturers can simplify development and stay competitive.
Automotive has a tech debt problem
Automotive tech debt is surging as software grows. Find out why legacy systems fail and how unified platforms can finally improve reliability.
Software-defined vehicles are coming – and they’ll cost you $269 a month
The era of software-defined cars is on its way, according to IBM – and it’s going to be an expensive one for consumers.
Salesforce Connected Vehicle app promises “more personalised driver experiences” (and more ways to make money from drivers)
Salesforce has unveiled Connected Vehicle, an app enabling vehicle manufacturers to bring extra connected car functionality to their products
Peter Rose, Chief People Officer for Motus Group UK: “All businesses will need to continue to think hard about remote/hybrid/flexible working”
Peter Rose is Chief People Officer for Motus Group UK, where he provides leadership for the HR function across four operating divisions. We interview him as part of our Coffee with HR series.
Hailing Total Recall’s robot taxi
Total Recall's Robot Taxi is part Uber, part self-driving (and electric) car, part humanoid robot, and part voice recognition system, writes Richard Trenholm.
Rauno Sigur, CEO of DriveX: “It is only fit for Estonia to have a strong and supportive startup community”
As a young boy, Rauno Sigur rode around on a bicycle and took photos of cars. Now he does the same with technology, as CEO of DriveX. Read his exclusive interview here.