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May 2011 Newsletter
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Open Source Software Moving into Infotainment
Open source software products such as Linux, Genivi and HTML5 are beginning to have an impact in the automotive industry, especially in infotainment.
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48-Volt Initiative by German Five on Docket at Ludwigsburg
Audi, BMW, Daimler, Porsche and Volkswagen will soon formally announce their cooperative initiative to develop a 48-volt bus. 12-volt systems are no longer adequate.
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Ludwigsburg Auto Electronics Conference Recommended
Excellent conference organized by German carmakers and suppliers coming up in Ludwigsburg, June 7-8. (short)
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Elektrobit (EB), The Company Profile
While still small, embedded software and tools supplier EB is well positioned to benefit from the rapid growth in automotive software: EB is planning on 20% annual growth for the next five years. Strongest product sector will be driver assistance.
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Body Control Module Update
Body control tends to keep a low profile, but increasing vehicle complexity is driving lots of innovation in this domain.
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