Technology / IIoT
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Fiat-Chrysler, Aurora lay groundwork for partnership on self-driving vehicles
The proposed partnership would integrate the Aurora Driver into FCA commercial vehicle lines
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China may restrict tech access in spiraling U.S. trade dispute
China is creating a system to protect its technology via a strong firewall aimed at forestalling and defusing national security risks
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Gartner says Canadian IT spending to grow 1.1% in 2019
Canadian organizations’ use of cloud services is only second to the U.S
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Europe shows challenges for U.S. regulators targeting Big Tech
Regulators have led global efforts to rein in Big Tech with only mixed result
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Huawei is biggest loser in U.S.-China trade spat
A data analytics consultancy identifies companies most likely to succeed in a world filled with disruptive threats
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Extradition hearing for Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou set for early next year
The U.S. Department of Justice has laid charges of conspiracy, fraud and obstruction against China’s Huawei and Meng
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Nissan had tech that drove Fiat Chrysler-Renault idea
Trust among the players appears to have been broken. But reviving the talks is still in the realm of possibilities
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Huawei warns U.S. hurting itself with tough tech policy
Huawei’s vice-president for cybersecurity and privacy says his company is not the “nucleus of the issue,” pointing to the U.S.-China trade tiff
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Liberals looking to balance tensions between telecom carriers, consumers
The telecom service providers have argued that Canada’s wireless prices aren’t easily comparable with other parts of the world
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Robot baristas are latest front in S. Korea automation push
South Korea, an early adopter of automation, had the highest density of industrial robots in the world in 2017, at 710 robots per 10,000 manufacturing workers
