Samsung is partnering with Hyundai and Kia to integrate SmartThings into their vehicles. This will enable features like vehicle tracking, remote car control, and more.
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Samsung has unveiled the Exynos Auto V920, a processor that will power next-generation Hyundai vehicles. The processor is quite a bit more powerful than its predecessor. The vehicles are due in 2025.
Companies across various sectors that are reliant on semiconductor chips have said the shortages seem to be starting to ease. This was due to increased capacity and lower consumer electronics demand.
Launching November in Irvine, California, Hyundai is entering the self-driving market in a first of its kind for the company offering public rides free to all users during a pilot scheme.
Hyundai has shown of a walking car at CES which will also be able to climb 5ft and jump a 5ft gap. The Elevate is designed for rescue scenarios where traditional cars would not be suitable.
The Federal Trade Commission has put six companies, including the three main gaming hardware manufacturers, on notice due to illegal warranty void policies that forbid third-party repair services.
With expressways, bus lanes, parking areas, and more, K-City will offer a 360,000 square metre automated vehicle testing area for Hyundai, Kia, Samsung, and many other South Korean companies.
Google has officially announced its partnership with major automobile manufacturers in forming the Open Automotive Alliance to integrate Android in cars for navigation and entertainment purposes.
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