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Thursday, February 18, 2021

Bosch, Microsoft join forces to develop vehicle software platform
Technology

Bosch, Microsoft join forces to develop vehicle software platform

  • By using cloud technology, the software platform will ensure that vehicles' control units and computers can get software throughout their life time, the German auto supplier said.
  • We are thus creating the conditions for wireless updates to work just as smoothly and conveniently on vehicles as they do on smartphones.
Published 18 Feb, 2021 09:05pm
Facebook shares slip following news blackout move in Australia
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Facebook shares slip following news blackout move in Australia

  • The move was in response to a planned Australian law that would require internet companies like Facebook and Google to reach commercial deals with news outlets.
  • Facebook has underlined to investors in recent years that it faces risks from moderation, copyright and commercial claims around the content users publish on the social network.
Published 18 Feb, 2021 05:31pm
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