(Telematics Wire) BlackBerry strengthens QNX Advanced Virtualization Framework for Android Automotive OS

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Berg Insight ranks the leading vehicle telematics hardware suppliers
Berg Insight released new findings about the vehicle telematics hardware market. Close to 42.0 million aftermarket telematics devices were shipped globally during 2021, a market valued at approximately € 2.2 billion. 

 

 

Geotab launches integrated telematics collaboration with Renault to provide turnkey connectivity for fleet managers
GeotabⓇ announced its collaboration with Renault to combine its vehicles’ telematics capabilities with the MyGeotab fleet management platform. 

 

 

Renesas launches cellular-to-cloud IoT development platforms powered by RA and RX MCU families
Renesas Electronics Corporation announced two new cloud development kits, CK-RA6M5 and CK-RX65N, providing a complete connectivity solution for the RA and RX Families of 32-bit microcontrollers (MCUs).

 

 

Otonomo and Xouba make roads safer using connected vehicle data
Otonomo Technologies Ltd. announced a strategic collaboration with Xouba to unlock data insights that will guide road network improvements and enhance safety on roads in Spain. 

 

 

Saietta accelerates transition to a provider of fully integrated e-drive systems
SAIETTA Group plc (Saietta), specialists in providing high-tech advanced e-mobility propulsion solutions, has expanded its product offering for the light-duty electric vehicle sector. 

 

 

BlackBerry strengthens QNX Advanced Virtualization Framework for Android Automotive OS
BlackBerry Limited announced an updated version of QNX® Advanced Virtualization Frameworks (QAVF) and support for Google’s latest Android Automotive OS (AAOS) reference implementation. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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