Qualcomm’s recent acquisition of MovianAI marks a pivotal step in revolutionizing AI technology within sectors like smartphones, computers, and vehicles. This strategic move complements their existing IoT strategy, enhancing Qualcomm’s ability to integrate sophisticated AI solutions.
Vecttor, a Cabify subsidiary, is revolutionizing fleet management with “Keyless,” a digital car access solution developed by Telefónica Tech and Geotab. This app-enabled system enhances efficiency, security, and driver convenience by eliminating physical keys. Currently rolling out across 3,000 vehicles in Spain, it marks a major step toward smarter, more sustainable mobility.
GM and NVIDIA are partnering to integrate AI into vehicles, factories, and robotics. This collaboration leverages NVIDIA’s computing platforms to enhance manufacturing, streamline production, and advance driver-assistance systems.
Samsung successfully tested 5G RedCap on Hyundai’s private 5G network in Ulsan, marking an industry-first for Industry 4.0. The trial enhances Hyundai’s smart factory initiative, optimizing automation with RedCap-enabled devices.
Saudi Telecom Group’s strategic move to secure nearly 10% in Telefónica highlights an ambitious international expansion within the telecommunications sector. This acquisition, approved by the Spanish government, enhances STC’s influence as Telefónica’s second-largest shareholder.
Indosat partners with Xanh SM to revolutionize Indonesia’s electric vehicle sector. By integrating IoT and analytics into Xanh SM’s fleet, Indosat enhances taxi operation and customer experience.
France and Germany’s partnership on the 5G Autobahn to Autoroute project is creating a groundbreaking 5G corridor between Metz and Saarbrücken. This cross-border endeavor, involving renowned telecom players like Orange and Telefónica, promises to revolutionize digital infrastructure.
BT has halted its pilot to transform street cabinets into EV charging stations after a promising start in East Lothian, Scotland. Financial challenges, including rising costs and profit declines, are speculated as reasons.
BT Group has placed the UK’s largest EV order, adding 3,500 electric vehicles to its fleet of over 27,000. Aiming for 8,000 EVs by 2026, this move aligns with its net-zero goal by 2031.
NXP’s strategic acquisition of TTTech Auto marks a pivotal enhancement in the automotive software realm. By integrating TTTech Auto’s safety systems and middleware expertise, NXP aims to revolutionize the automotive industry.
