Samsung Touts Automotive SSD Featuring 8th-Gen V-NAND
Samsung Electronics announced its new automotive Solid-State Drive (SSD) employing the company’s eighth-generation V-NAND technology.
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KIOXIA Unveils Automotive UFS 4.0 Embedded Flash Memory
KIOXIA America announced it is sampling its new Universal Flash Storage (UFS) Ver. 4.0 embedded flash memory storage devices for automotive applications.
JEDEC Releases Automotive Solid-State Drive Standard
JEDEC Solid State Technology Association announced it has published its JESD312 Automotive Solid State Drive (SSD) Device Standard V1.0.
Baring Private Equity Asia to Acquire Pioneer Corporation
Pioneer Corporation announced it is being acquired by Baring Private Equity Asia for roughly $900 million (USD).
Automotive Market Shifting Toward Connected Entertainment
Strategy Analytics announced it reckons the automotive market is making greater use of portable, connected and streaming entertainment sources.
Hi-Res Audio Front and Center at CES 2018
DEG: The Digital Entertainment Group announced a number of Hi-Res Audio devices and services were front and center at CES 2018.
SanDisk Readies Automotive Flash Storage
SanDisk Corporation announced a new SD card and iNAND embedded flash memory drive targeted at the automotive market.
Apple CarPlay Hits the Streets
Apple announced its new CarPlay system, which allows auto manufacturers to closely integrate iPhone functions and control into their vehicles.
Linux to Lead Automotive Infotainment OS Market
IHS announced it forecasts that Linux will pass the competition and race to lead the automotive infotainment operating system (OS) market in 2020.
Chrysler Minivans Feature Blu-ray Entertainment Systems
Chrysler Group announced that it offers a dual-screen Blu-ray/DVD rear-seat entertainment system for its Dodge Grand Caravan and Chrysler Town & Country minivans.
Automotive Flat Panel Displays Going Great Guns
NPD DisplaySearch announced it forecasts that shipments of flat panel displays for automotive applications will grow from 42 million units in 2011 to 62 million in 2015.