I’ve discussed in several recent blogs software-defined operating platforms, which cause a dynamic, much more intimate relationship between a company’s tech stack and operations. The new world of ...

The automotive sector is undergoing a generational transformation with the rapid advancement of software-defined vehicles. As a result of a convergence of macro trends, including a move to electric ...

Most major automakers have come to the conclusion that they need to transition to more modern electrical/electronic (E/E) architectures and software stacks. This fundamental change in approach to ...

Per Nikkei, Toyota Motor TM plans to develop and launch its own automotive software platform by 2025. This new comprehensive operating system, Arene, will be capable of handling everything, from basic ...

It appears that Toyota is planning on launching its own operating system by 2025, to manage not just electric motors, batteries, entertainment and navigation, but also advanced operations such as ...

Codestrap, an AI software development company that delivers outcomes not outputs – today announced the official launch of the ...

Operating systems are fairly complex pieces of software, and typically, they're the foundation of your computer experience. You don't usually expect to be able to run one operating system like Windows ...

NEWWORK Software Inc., a pioneer in enterprise AI, today announced the launch of its Digital Workforce Platform, introducing a new category of enterprise software designed to help organizations deploy ...

A startup focuses on getting information from design and engineering down to the shop floor and back again to enrich decision-making and improve the product. Takeaway: insights on improving factory ...

For years, owners of Vizio smart TVs have had little control over the software running on their sets—software that can track ...

80% of the "ship-to-shore" cranes moving trade at U.S. ports are made in China and that the U.S. government has claimed in recent testimony "use Chinese software." But port executives interviewed by ...