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Wireless technology provider Qualcomm will expand the industries it covers, with the automotive sector a focus in the years to come, the company says in a statement.

The United Kingdom has announced that it is looking afresh at the proposed deal between GPU vendor NVIDIA and CPU specialist ARM, with the former to buy the latter for US$40 billion (A$51.5 billion), on the grounds of national security.

The Australian operations of Japanese giant automobile firm Honda have been running smoothly, a spokesperson says, with no effect at this stage on its core functions following the cyber attack on its global IT network.

Swedish transport giant Volvo has invested in Israeli automotive cybersecurity company Upstream Security to fund the development of systems to protect connected vehicles following the introduction of data-driven technologies.

Global technology services provider Keysight Technologies has announced the launch of a new cyber security offering designed to address what it says is the growing concern of cyber-attacks on connected vehicles.

LogRhythm, the security intelligence company, has announced its top eight cyber security predictions for 2019, with one prediction that there will be a move this year to hold CEOs accountable for security breaches.

A new video ad creation tool from CarSales, called AutoAds, is "the first of its type for the Australian auto category", delivering impressive-looking car ads.

Vehicle manufacturer Nissan has deployed Adobe’s digital marketing solution, Marketing Cloud, globally as a unified digital marketing platform for the Renault-Nissan Alliance partnership to help it deliver an integrated customer experience and consistent image across its multiple brands.

Apple's much-hyped car connection system CarPlay is reportedly experiencing some heavy delays, with several prominent car manufacturers moving their release dates from 2014 to 2015.

carsales.com ltd’s latest Hackathon has completed after a marathon 30 hours of ideas, planning and development. Conceptually carsales is joining the Internet of Things high as the future road-map for the company’s sites.

Cupertino-based tech giant Apple has unveiled its new iPhone-to-car service, CarPlay.

Nissan today confirmed it's two car generations away from building self-driving vehicles, promising to sell them to the public by 2020.

The super spy's iconic white Lotus Esprit, the one that transformed from car to submarine, will be on sale in London this September.

The associated video with this article shows some shaky vision from inside a Formula Drift car at the recent Achilles Formula Drift Australia event at Calder Park in Melbourne.  Don’t watch it just yet.

Australia’s own Holden Barina has won the chequered flag to integrate Apple’s Siri voice control system in a car down under.

Ford Australia engineers and designers are living in a virtual world, and loving it.  The company has unveiled its new Virtual Reality Centre, a high tech digital evaluation and design environment

A number of car manufacturers (and search engine providers for that matter) are looking at options for cars that drive themselves; BMW is the latest to remove human hands from the equation of travelling along a motor-way.

CarHistory.com.au hopes to attract scores of users with its 'Score a Car' app, which allows users to rank cars they're considering purchasing.

With a new movie beginning production, Ford designers have taken the opportunity to reimagine a technical revamp of the classic Mad Max Ford Interceptor, with electrifying results.