Lynn Walford
Executive Editor at AUTO Connected Car News
Writer at Freelance
Editor AUTO Connected Car. Writer 4 Auto Futures, TU-Auto, GearBrain, Yahoo Autos, Motor Matters, Published poet. Writer 4 WW, IBD, LA Times + More
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autoconnectedcar.com | Lynn Walford
In connected car news are Quantum Computing, Nextchip, Cadence & TSMC. Quantum Computing Inc. (QCi) has announced the sale of its EmuCore reservoir computing device to a leading global automotive manufacturer for R&D use. EmuCore, built on FPGA technology, excels in time series prediction, image recognition, and other serial data applications with high speed, low power consumption, and cost efficiency.
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autoconnectedcar.com | Lynn Walford
In autonomous and self-driving vehicle news are Waymo, TIER IV, Carnegie Mellon, Volkswagen, Uber, RoboSense, Pony.ai, Hesai, Innoviz, Ominivision, Inyo & ElektrobitTIER IV, the creator of the first open-source autonomous driving software, has partnered with Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) to develop a new Level 4+ autonomy system. This next-generation concept blends data-centric AI with robotics to boost scalability, explainability, and safety.
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autoconnectedcar.com | Lynn Walford
ACT Expo in Anaheim starts tomorrow April 28th. Here is a roundup of the news we have heard so far included are Honda, International Motors, Philatron, CargeTronix, OpConnect and Proterra. Fresh from its global debut in Japan, Honda’s Next Generation Fuel Cell Module will be showcased in North America for the first time at the ACT Expo (April 28–May 1).
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autoconnectedcar.com | Lynn Walford
In EV, battery and charging news are, ZM Trucks, First Student, NSSL, Ascend Elements, Electric Era, Kia, Nanoramic, Greenlane and EV Connect. ZM Trucks, a leader in innovative electric commercial vehicles, has announced a strategic partnership with Morgan Truck Body, North America’s top manufacturer of freight and refrigerated truck bodies.
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autoconnectedcar.com | Lynn Walford
In an automotive world increasingly crowded with flashy electric trucks, a new entrant is betting that less is more. Slate, a startup emerging from stealth mode, officially launched its first model this week: the Slate Truck. The truck is called “Blank” is basic and unpainted but can be upgraded with kits. It was revealed in an event on Thursday. The price could be as low as $20,000 after incentives. We really think enthusiasts are going to be excited about Slate, Slate CEO Barman, says.
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