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The autonomous vehicle market is booming, with 745,705 units expected by 2023, up from 137,129 in 2018, mainly in North America, China, and Europe.

New Zealand car retailers are transforming a Jaguar F-PACE SUV into an Xbox controller, letting buyers test drive vehicles in a virtual racing game.

Rocket Lab plans to implement Siemens hi-tech industrial software to help digitally manage the lifecycle needs of the business.

Alibaba Cloud earns top TISAX and GxP accreditations, boosting its security credentials in auto and healthcare.

LG and Qualcomm team up to enhance in-car infotainment, integrating LG's webOS Auto with Qualcomm's Snapdragon ADP for a superior driving experience.

Over 50% of enterprises believe 5G will help customer acquisition and generate new revenue streams, according to Infosys research.

These cameras will represent 70% of the 5G IoT endpoint installed base in 2020, before contracting to 32% by the end of 2023.

Allianz's new HR programme lets senior executives shadow colleagues, fostering stronger company culture and better collaboration across global operations.

Multimodal learning is set to revolutionise AI by merging diverse data streams, forecasted to enable 4.5 billion AI devices by 2024, says ABI Research.

Auckland-based STITCH launches to aid businesses in enhancing customer experiences, utilising data and marketing tech. Led by Adnan Khan and Simon Wedde.

Volvo launches XC40 with new Google-powered infotainment system, offering Android integration and OTA updates.

UPS gains FAA approval for drone deliveries, marking a pivotal shift in parcel logistics. Experts see it as a strategic move against Amazon.

NTT is the new brand resulting from the amalgamation of 28 companies and brand worldwide, including Dimension Data NZ.

Tesla's Software Version 10.0 brings new driving aids, safety features, and quirky perks including Cuphead entertainment, Joe Mode, and Spotify integration.

As the tech competition heats up, more manufacturers are adding vehicle-to-everything solutions into new vehicles.

Australian drivers less enthusiastic about autonomous vehicles than French and Swedish drivers, according to study by Queensland University of Technology.

E-air taxis are not expected to be widely adopted for another decade due to technological challenges, according to a report by L.E.K.

New Zealand's Electric Cargo Trike, created by six industrial design students, wins the James Dyson Award for solving urban delivery challenges.

The virtual reality market will exhibit a 42.2% CAGR, as big brands move to offer an advanced user experience says Fortune Business Insights.

The UK plans to have self-driving vehicles up and running on roads by 2030. In the 11 years leading up to that goal, there's a careful approach to the rollout.