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The company has plenty to be satisfied about, with its President and CEO reporting it as a successful expansion.

MIT study highlights waning trust in autonomous vehicles, particularly among the youth, who prefer a human touch on the wheel.

Kinetica sees APAC as a lucrative opportunity given the region is expected to experience the fastest growth for big data and analytics solutions.

IBM X-Force researchers are expanding their focus to include vehicle and IoT security in response to a growing market for data connectivity in vehicles.

The AI considers the driver's voice, facial expression and eyesight direction to determine their emotional state and respond to it...

Progress, an American software company, is expanding its cognitive computing and machine learning capabilities.

Cars are about more than just sleek looks and speed many of us need something practical, here are three EVs that deliver in that regard...

Behind the wheel of a 2018 TLX A-Spec, drivers competed for the fastest overall time, using just an AR visor...

We might look back on 2017 as the year the hard disk era finally gave way to the brave new world of all-flash solid-state storage.

Tesla's eagerly awaited Model 3 enters production this Friday, with first deliveries set for a grand handover event on the 28th.

Volvo's self-driving cars hit a hopstacle; the Aussie kangaroo's leap confounds their animal detection system.

Ford revs up innovation with a dedicated AI and robotics research arm to steer the future of mobility and autonomous vehicles.

Meet the electric titans redefining speed: Porsche 918 Spyder, BMW i8 and Acura NSX, leading the charge in sports car innovation.

From the high-speed Lightning LS-218 to the powerful Brutus V9 and the sleek Energica EGO, these electric motorbikes are set to redefine cool on the streets.

Schneider Electric, a global organisation that specialises in energy management and automation, is one of the companies that made the list.

La Trobe University in Melbourne gears up for a pioneering autonomous shuttle trial, aimed at transforming student transit.

Intel says companies need to wake up to the opportunity stream that will emerge when cars become the most powerful mobile data generating devices.

Maxim Integrated serves a range of market sectors including automotive, industrial, healthcare, mobile consumer, and cloud data centers.

New research has discovered more than half of Australians believe virtual and augmented reality (VR and AR respectively) will live up to the hype.

The modules support a range computing applications including Microsoft SQL, Oracle, Microsoft Azure, VMware VDI, Cloudera, Hortonworks and SAP HANA.