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GTA 6 Said to Feature Female Main Character as Rockstar Games Cleans Up Its Frat-Boy Culture
GTA 6, or Grand Theft Auto VI, Rockstar Games' upcoming instalment in its popular GTA series, will feature a playable female protagonist for the first time. Meanwhile, shelving an insensitive game during the global reckoning over police violence, removing transphobic jokes from GTA 5, are some of the actions that Rockstar, a division of Take-Two In...
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Volkswagen to Collaborate With Bosch on Automated Driving Software
Volkswagen's software subsidiary Cariad and autos supplier Bosch have formed a partnership to develop software for automated driving to use in Volkswagen's passenger vehicles, the companies said in a joint statement.
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Renesas Collaborates With Microsoft To Accelerate Connected Vehicle Development
The Renesas development environment allows customers to develop software in the cloud or on a PC, and then install it on an R-Car SoC to perform verification before implementing it in applications for vehicles or embedded mobility devices.
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Peugeot Gears Up With nuTonomy For Self-Driving Car Test
Peugeot is working on a new project with nuTonomy, a Boston, Massachusetts-based tech company, to test self-driving cars in Singapore.
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VW Has Repurchased, Repaired Over 50 Per Cent Of Polluting 2-Litre Diesels In US
In 2015, Volkswagen admitted to installing software that allowed its cars to emit up to 40 times of the permitted pollution levels. In March 2017, it plead guilty to fraud, obstruction of justice, and falsifying statements as part of a $4.3 billion settlement with the US Justice Department.
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Uber Software Tracks Drivers for High Speed, Sudden Stops
Trucking firms and fleet operators collect similar information, while some auto insurers offer a discount to motorists who install a data-collection device.
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Volkswagen Diesel Scandal: Engineers Reportedly Admit to Installing Software
A German newspaper claimed that during an internal investigation many engineers admitted that they installed the controversial software in the cars.
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France Joins Probes Worldwide Into Volkswagen Scandal
Adding to a raft of investigations worldwide, Paris prosecutors have launched a preliminary investigation into possible fraud over the pollution-cheating software installed in diesel engines by German auto giant Volkswagen, a judicial source said today.
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GTA 6 Said to Feature Female Main Character as Rockstar Games Cleans Up Its Frat-Boy Culture
GTA 6, or Grand Theft Auto VI, Rockstar Games' upcoming instalment in its popular GTA series, will feature a playable female protagonist for the first time. Meanwhile, shelving an insensitive game during the global reckoning over police violence, removing transphobic jokes from GTA 5, are some of the actions that Rockstar, a division of Take-Two In...
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Volkswagen to Collaborate With Bosch on Automated Driving Software
Volkswagen's software subsidiary Cariad and autos supplier Bosch have formed a partnership to develop software for automated driving to use in Volkswagen's passenger vehicles, the companies said in a joint statement.
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Renesas Collaborates With Microsoft To Accelerate Connected Vehicle Development
The Renesas development environment allows customers to develop software in the cloud or on a PC, and then install it on an R-Car SoC to perform verification before implementing it in applications for vehicles or embedded mobility devices.
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Peugeot Gears Up With nuTonomy For Self-Driving Car Test
Peugeot is working on a new project with nuTonomy, a Boston, Massachusetts-based tech company, to test self-driving cars in Singapore.
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VW Has Repurchased, Repaired Over 50 Per Cent Of Polluting 2-Litre Diesels In US
In 2015, Volkswagen admitted to installing software that allowed its cars to emit up to 40 times of the permitted pollution levels. In March 2017, it plead guilty to fraud, obstruction of justice, and falsifying statements as part of a $4.3 billion settlement with the US Justice Department.
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Uber Software Tracks Drivers for High Speed, Sudden Stops
Trucking firms and fleet operators collect similar information, while some auto insurers offer a discount to motorists who install a data-collection device.
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Volkswagen Diesel Scandal: Engineers Reportedly Admit to Installing Software
A German newspaper claimed that during an internal investigation many engineers admitted that they installed the controversial software in the cars.
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France Joins Probes Worldwide Into Volkswagen Scandal
Adding to a raft of investigations worldwide, Paris prosecutors have launched a preliminary investigation into possible fraud over the pollution-cheating software installed in diesel engines by German auto giant Volkswagen, a judicial source said today.
