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Cadence Unveils Tensilica NeuroEdge: A New AI Co-processor for Efficient AI ASIC Design
Cadence Design Systems launched the Tensilica NeuroEdge AI co-processor, offering 30% less die area than DSPs while maintaining comparable performance, addressing the need for efficient scalar and vector operations in AI and speeding up development for automotive, TV, and edge infrastructure compani...
Cadence Unveils Tensilica NeuroEdge: A New AI Co-processor for Efficient AI ASIC Design
Cadence Design Systems launched the Tensilica NeuroEdge AI co-processor, offering 30% less die area than DSPs while maintaining comparable performance, addressing the need for efficient scalar and vector operations in AI and speeding up development for automotive, TV, and edge infrastructure compani...
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44% Bias Score
Brembo Opens AI-focused Inspiration Lab in Shanghai
Brembo inaugurated its first Asian Inspiration Lab in Shanghai during the city's auto show, focusing on AI, software, and data science to enhance braking systems and safety, reflecting its significant presence in the Chinese market (over 15% of annual revenue) and aiming for a future without acciden...
Brembo Opens AI-focused Inspiration Lab in Shanghai
Brembo inaugurated its first Asian Inspiration Lab in Shanghai during the city's auto show, focusing on AI, software, and data science to enhance braking systems and safety, reflecting its significant presence in the Chinese market (over 15% of annual revenue) and aiming for a future without acciden...
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52% Bias Score
EU proposes annual car inspections for vehicles over ten years old
The EU Commission proposes annual mandatory vehicle inspections for cars older than ten years, aiming to reduce traffic fatalities by 50 percent by 2030, though this faces opposition due to potential cost increases and bureaucratic burden.
EU proposes annual car inspections for vehicles over ten years old
The EU Commission proposes annual mandatory vehicle inspections for cars older than ten years, aiming to reduce traffic fatalities by 50 percent by 2030, though this faces opposition due to potential cost increases and bureaucratic burden.
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Foreign Investment in China's High-Tech Sectors Soars
Fueled by China's high-level opening-up, foreign companies like BMW, Takeda, and Tesla are investing heavily in its high-tech sectors, establishing R&D centers and production facilities, leading to win-win cooperation and contributing to China's innovation pursuit.
Foreign Investment in China's High-Tech Sectors Soars
Fueled by China's high-level opening-up, foreign companies like BMW, Takeda, and Tesla are investing heavily in its high-tech sectors, establishing R&D centers and production facilities, leading to win-win cooperation and contributing to China's innovation pursuit.
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52% Bias Score
Tesla Recalls Nearly All US Cybertrucks Due to Safety Issue
Tesla recalls over 46,000 Cybertrucks in the US due to a detachable exterior panel, adding to the company's high recall numbers in 2024 and contributing to its declining stock value amid negative brand sentiment and weakening demand.
Tesla Recalls Nearly All US Cybertrucks Due to Safety Issue
Tesla recalls over 46,000 Cybertrucks in the US due to a detachable exterior panel, adding to the company's high recall numbers in 2024 and contributing to its declining stock value amid negative brand sentiment and weakening demand.
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48% Bias Score
Cariad Job Cuts Disputed Amidst Volkswagen Software Strategy Shift
Volkswagen's software subsidiary Cariad plans to cut 1,600 jobs by year's end, a move disputed by the works council who claim no such agreement exists; the cuts aim to improve efficiency and align with VW's new strategy focusing on external partnerships, while the council prioritizes maintaining pro...
Cariad Job Cuts Disputed Amidst Volkswagen Software Strategy Shift
Volkswagen's software subsidiary Cariad plans to cut 1,600 jobs by year's end, a move disputed by the works council who claim no such agreement exists; the cuts aim to improve efficiency and align with VW's new strategy focusing on external partnerships, while the council prioritizes maintaining pro...
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GM Recalls 600,000 Vehicles Due to Engine Defects
General Motors is recalling approximately 597,630 Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC vehicles (model years 2021-2024) due to potential engine failure caused by connecting rod or crankshaft component problems resulting from supplier manufacturing or quality issues; dealers will inspect and repair or replac...
GM Recalls 600,000 Vehicles Due to Engine Defects
General Motors is recalling approximately 597,630 Cadillac, Chevrolet, and GMC vehicles (model years 2021-2024) due to potential engine failure caused by connecting rod or crankshaft component problems resulting from supplier manufacturing or quality issues; dealers will inspect and repair or replac...
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U.K. Seeks U.S. Trade Deal, Targeting Tariff Reductions
U.K. Chancellor Rachel Reeves stated that Britain is actively negotiating a trade deal with the U.S., prioritizing tariff reductions on automobiles and pharmaceuticals, while also emphasizing the importance of a balanced agreement and technology collaboration; meetings with U.S. officials are underw...
U.K. Seeks U.S. Trade Deal, Targeting Tariff Reductions
U.K. Chancellor Rachel Reeves stated that Britain is actively negotiating a trade deal with the U.S., prioritizing tariff reductions on automobiles and pharmaceuticals, while also emphasizing the importance of a balanced agreement and technology collaboration; meetings with U.S. officials are underw...
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CarMax Earnings Preview: Expected Increase Amidst Economic Uncertainty
CarMax's Q1 2025 earnings, expected on April 10th, project $0.66 EPS and $5.97B revenue, up from last year's $0.32 EPS and $5.63B, despite a 10% YTD share decline due to economic uncertainty stemming from new tariffs.
CarMax Earnings Preview: Expected Increase Amidst Economic Uncertainty
CarMax's Q1 2025 earnings, expected on April 10th, project $0.66 EPS and $5.97B revenue, up from last year's $0.32 EPS and $5.63B, despite a 10% YTD share decline due to economic uncertainty stemming from new tariffs.
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44% Bias Score
UK Drivers Disable Automated Safety Features Due to Distraction and Inaccuracy
A Which? survey found that 54% of 1,500 UK drivers regularly disable at least one Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) feature due to concerns about inaccuracy and distraction, despite European regulations mandating ADAS in new cars since 2022; the survey highlights a conflict between intended s...
UK Drivers Disable Automated Safety Features Due to Distraction and Inaccuracy
A Which? survey found that 54% of 1,500 UK drivers regularly disable at least one Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) feature due to concerns about inaccuracy and distraction, despite European regulations mandating ADAS in new cars since 2022; the survey highlights a conflict between intended s...
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60% Bias Score
Automotive Cybersecurity Attacks Surge 60% in 2024, Causing Billions in Damages
A new report reveals a 60% surge in automotive cybersecurity incidents in 2024, with massive-scale attacks impacting millions of vehicles and causing over $1 billion in economic damage to auto dealers alone, highlighting a growing gap between regulations and industry preparedness.
Automotive Cybersecurity Attacks Surge 60% in 2024, Causing Billions in Damages
A new report reveals a 60% surge in automotive cybersecurity incidents in 2024, with massive-scale attacks impacting millions of vehicles and causing over $1 billion in economic damage to auto dealers alone, highlighting a growing gap between regulations and industry preparedness.
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40% Bias Score
Ferrari's First Electric Vehicle Unveiling Planned for October 2025
Ferrari plans to reveal its first electric vehicle, potentially a five-door SUV, in October 2025, marking a significant shift for the supercar maker and reflecting broader industry trends toward electrification.
Ferrari's First Electric Vehicle Unveiling Planned for October 2025
Ferrari plans to reveal its first electric vehicle, potentially a five-door SUV, in October 2025, marking a significant shift for the supercar maker and reflecting broader industry trends toward electrification.
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40% Bias Score
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