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The two companies demonstrated streaming graphics and video from a vehicle's central computer straight to displays over ASA Motion Link, an open alternative to the proprietary links that normally carry it.
The two companies widened a long-running collaboration to cover AI infrastructure, PC silicon and automotive, with NVIDIA buying MediaTek convertible bonds.
Kaspersky published research on a campaign against Android head units in which the unit's own legitimate update component installed the payload.
KPIT Technologies and Vietsol agreed to jointly pursue vehicle software and engineering work across Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines.
The consortium published source code, code generators and a runnable demo of the Adaptive Platform, extending its work from written specifications to software that runs.
The Linux Foundation launched a committee to maintain reusable functional-safety evidence for the Xen hypervisor, so integrators certifying it no longer each rebuild the same artifacts.
The UN telecommunications standards body's Study Group 21 consented a Recommendation setting functional requirements for software-defined vehicle services built on vehicle gateway platforms, and South Korea's ETRI announced it on August 6.
The cybersecurity and over-the-air updates task force will take up extending RXSWIN to UN R156 and pushing R155 duties down onto components and separate technical units.
PCA Cyber Security's Q2 threat report counted 345 unique automotive vulnerabilities, 161 of them high-severity — up from 75 the quarter before.