BMW says they are in later stages of developing a transmission system that uses GPS data to predict your upcoming shifts. Parts of this system include the Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) system, and the GPS navigation system.
DSC collects data real t…
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Feature: In-car computing, smartphones, and the future of cars
Over the course of our series on the Future of Cars, a clear picture has emerged of where traffic flow is headed in the next few years. If today’s traffic is like a bloom of bacteria that responds collectively to changes in the …
Car Connectivity Consortium forms to bring more smartphones to more interiors
Though Terminal Mode has always been an open standard we’ve never really seen any tech companies outside of Espoo show much interest in the stuff, which lets a car mirror a phone’s display. When Nokia sort of shifted gears and signed on with Microsoft…
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ARM Chips Designed For 480-Core Servers
angry tapir writes “Calxeda revealed initial details about its first ARM-based server chip, designed to let companies build low-power servers with up to 480 cores. The Calxeda chip is built on a quad-core ARM processor, and low-power servers could have…
Feature: All this has happened before: NVIDIA 3.0, ARM, and the fate of x86
At a dinner this week with members of the press, NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang laid out his view of NVIDIA’s past, present, and future in light of recent developments in the processor market. Jen-Hsun’s remarks are worth looking at…
