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Mobileye disclosed design wins with two unnamed Asian automakers for its front-camera-plus-cloud driver-assistance product, and said a Stellantis nomination covering US vehicles had been extended to European platforms.
Northern.tech released component orchestration in Mender, which holds one desired software state across every processor, microcontroller, operating system, application and AI model in a connected product, with all-or-nothing rollback and a searchable software bill of materials it ties to EU Cyber Resilience Act compliance.
The vendor's second annual survey of 1,100 embedded automotive software developers found a third of their effort goes to integration work beneath the vehicle application layer, and that only 22 percent of their organizations extensively reuse a foundational software platform across vehicle programs.
A release dated October 26 reported the United Nations working party on automated vehicles expects to complete the guidance and interpretation document for the automated driving systems regulation in mid-January.
The Israeli developer of x-by-wire vehicle platforms disclosed an equity commitment letter and a court timetable under Israeli insolvency law, under which existing shareholders would be wiped out and the company would leave the public market.
Mobileye said it had received a TÜV SÜD inspection certificate confirming that its automatic emergency braking development process conforms with ISO 21448, the standard covering hazards that arise when a system performs as designed.
Google Cloud and the Swedish virtualization house RemotiveLabs said an entire vehicle's electronic architecture, not just its cockpit, can be stood up as code on Arm-based cloud instances and integration-tested before hardware exists.
The OpenChain Automotive SBOM Framework sets common data fields and exchange practices for software bills of materials, and points at the UN cybersecurity and software-update regulations as the reason.
The standards partnership's quarterly newsletter, published October 1, said its regional working groups were establishing regular synchronization under a concept group framework to define standardized AI capabilities for coming releases.
A proposal before the World Forum's general safety working party would have manufacturers analyze odometer tampering as a vulnerability rather than a risk, so mitigations are required even where the risk assessment rates it low.
A secretariat note tabled at the World Forum's general safety working party lists software update identification as a priority subject, with April 2027 and November 2027 attached to the row as adoption dates.
A single paper before the World Forum's general safety working party would write software identification and software-update provisions into regulations covering anti-theft, seats, controls, tell-tales, buses and event recorders at once.
A design win reported in August without its software layer now has one: the camera module going into a German carmaker's global platform runs QNX OS for Safety 8.0, and the stated export markets have changed.
A proposal put to the World Forum's general safety working party in Geneva would make the event data recorder capture automatic emergency braking interventions and log drowsiness warnings issued up to an hour before a crash.
The vehicle software segment reported $80.3 million in quarterly revenue, up 27 percent, and the company lifted its full-year guidance, while the largest design win in QNX history landed after the books closed.
A securities filing disclosed a royalty-bearing license letting onsemi build Valens' automotive sensor-link technology directly into a next-generation image sensor, on terms the accompanying press release did not describe.
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.